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If you don’t own your domain you own nothing
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Manuel on not liking Substack. The first reason is that it’s incredibly easy to get started on Substack and also very easy to get going but most non-tech savvy people don’t realise that by not owning their domain name they don’t really own anything. If you run your publication on Substack using a subdomain, Substack
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Does Bullet Journal Let You Prioritize Tasks?
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This video is a good summary of the Franklin Covey Planner system, with the big highlight for the creator being that unlike her Bujo practice, she’s able to prioritize her tasks with the Franklin Covey system. I wrote about how I modified the Bullet Journal System to suit better monthly and weekly planning. I also
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The Re-reading project
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What if you spent a year re-reading the books you thought were your favourites? I’ve often thought of some rule like this for a year of reading. I always end up reading what seems interesting though which often lends itself towards more recent books. I have re-read my Brandon Sanderson collection a few times. I
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The Content Production Trap
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Peter McKinnon has a good video executing content. I’ve fallen into this over the last few months, stopped making content then kept finding reasons to not make content. I’m trying to set aside time every Friday to get a video out the door.
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Humans are bad at long-term thinking
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Great article from Joan Imagine a different bet: You can have $1 million today, or you can have a penny that doubles every day for 100 years. Your great-grandchildren will curse your name if you take the million. This isn’t just a math problem — it’s how modern society handles long-term thinking. We’re collectively taking the million
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Fionn Discography
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Fionn is a band out of White Rock BC. I found out about them near the end of last week when YouTube recommended their cover of Toxicity. While I try to pick a favourite album from an artist I just can’t. Both the albums available on YouTube music have multiple tracks I love. Unfortunately they
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3 Threads – Nov 30Cross-platform apps, writing in books and eating frogs3 Threads – Nov 30
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This is brought to you by members become one or purchase a course to keep the content coming. As I’ve talked about the value of going through your old notes many times, today I used my random note strategy to find some content I hadn’t seen in a while. Cross Platform Apps Allen Pike wrote
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Linkwarden vs Wallabag vs Obsidian Web Clipper
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Yes Omnivore is gone so today we’re going to take a look at 3 other options for saving articles to read later. My biggest issue with all of them is how poorly they handle YouTube content. If you’ve got other options I should look at I’d love to hear about them.
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Die Hard – Daughter movie night 2
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My oldest daughter (14) has a night free and we’ve been using it to hang out. We’ve been far morestrict about the movies we’ve allowed her to watch but at 14 I we’ve loosened the reigns almostentirely. Last we she picked Uncharted which is a fun action romp. This week I got to watch Die
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A Reminder How my Interests Change
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I’m reorganizing my Obsidian notes a bit, specifically the notes that correspond with ideas to write/YouTube about and came across one from Barking Up the Wrong Tree about networking. The author is talking about “non-sleazy” network building and specifically highlights rekindling old relationships instead of trying to manufacture a relationship out of nothing with cold
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