We can live life in maximums. We aim for the moon, shoot for the stars. But what if we sought for progress. For the small steps. The one only next step. For the minimum viable? What would minimum viable social media mean? And minimum viable news? Minimum viable eating? We …
It’s as interesting as it is depressing to see how much time and energy people are spending on topics they have zero (potential) impact on, as opposed to utilizing their potential (Time x Energy) to start changing things for the better. Sharing worthless thoughts multiplies worthlessness. Changing things for the …
We are gatekeepers of our own thoughts. Just as we’re gatekeepers of our bodies. We don’t allow strangers to touch random parts of us. Of course not. But do we act as gatekeepers of our thoughts? If you grab your phone and open a news or social app, that’s the …
I’ve prompted it endlessly to myself. But need to read back sometimes. I write this as much to you as to myself. Coffee does this to me. It activates my mind. That activates me to drink more coffee. That in turn makes me restless and makes me drink more coffee. …
There’s safety in numbers. In thinking that you know what’s going on. But what does reading the news actually provide you with? What physical advantage do you gain? If you aim for focus, why do you insist on distracting yourself? There will always be deaths. There will always be taxes. …
In the flood of COVID-19 updates, you might’ve seen mine. I’ve noticed that it provides me with some sort of security to predict, read and speak on the topic. But it actually delivers me nothing. So I’ll withhold from commenting on Corona as of now. Enough is written and to …
That the first thing you think of in the morning is that specific thing you want to achieve. A goal, and not an optional one. We devote our days to a long list of stuff, and what we discover is that we only get the shortlist done. And sometimes not …
You now have one responsibility: As a non risk group person, make sure you don’t need to take an IC bed that’s meant for the weak. Stay healthy. How? Don’t go to see others. The Washington Post has created visual simulations that are a must see to understand this deeply. …
You do. I don’t have a choice is a childish way of saying that you have a choice but you don’t want to make the hard decision and face the consequences. This morning, I caught myself saying “I don’t have a choice”, when we spoke about losing weight and eating …
Corona. We have never seen something like this before. We know pandemics from the movies and names in history books. Immunologists have seen this before. They have studied it. They understand the dynamics and unique nature and (un)predictability of viruses and infection diseases. One thing stuck with me from the …