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Project Documentation
This is a project started to help document things that should never be forgotten.
Set on: 25 Oct 2021
Posts: 2
Status:
Ongoing
Self Documentation
Capturing interesting events from the past and present.
Set on: 3 Oct 2021
Posts: 11
Status:
Ongoing
Ideas
Working my creativity idea muscle
Set on: 21 Jul 2021
Posts: 20
Status:
Ongoing
Memories
“The business of life is the acquisition of memories. In the end that's all there is.”
― Carson of Downton Abbey.
This is the collection of my best memories
Set on: 2 Jul 2021
Posts: 5
Status:
Ongoing
Monthly goals & retros
A review of past months and goals for the new month
Set on: 2 Jul 2021
Posts: 27
Status:
Ongoing
Failure
From Scott Adams' book How to fail at everything and still win big. I want to get to this type of a relationship with failure.
"Over the years I have cultivated a unique relationship with failure. I invite it. I survive it. I appreciate it. And then I mug the shit out of it.
Failure always brings something valuable with it. I don’t let it leave until I extract that value. I have a long history of profiting from failure. My cartooning career, for example, is a direct result of failing to succeed in the corporate environment" -- Scott Adams
Set on: 19 May 2021
Posts: 2
Status:
Ongoing
Butterfly moments
These beautiful creatures are effective decision making tools.
How?
By checking if one should do a task/goal/adventure based on butterflies. In the stomach.
I heard a remarkable toastmasters speech last week. The speaker spoke about an experience she felt afraid to do and asked, “If you don’t get butterflies in the stomach, is it worth it?”
I loved it instantly. Beautiful way to assess a situation and turn fear into excitement.
Set on: 25 Jan 2021
Posts: 6
Status:
Ongoing
Mastery
There are topics I want to get better at:
Here is the list of 12 topics:
1 - Sleep & Energy
2 - Placebo Effect & Affirmations
3 - Communication/Influence/Persuasion
4 - Problem Solving & Decision making
5 - Fear & Failure
6 - Leadership & Execution
7 - Writing with humor
8 - Memories
9 - Finance
10 - Power/Bias/Corruption
11 - Design
12 - Marketing & SEO
I don't want to think randomly about these topics. I want to deliberately learn more about it. From my observations so far, understanding these concepts can go very far in being effective at doing things especially in groups.
All the 12 topics are complex and I doubt there are many people who are experts. But I like the idea of dedicating my attention into improving my understanding of them. 2021 goals.
Set on: 29 Dec 2020
Posts: 30
Status:
Ongoing