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Prepare a calendar of what you need to do the night before or at end of day

also pomodoro technique. Work for 25 min, break for 5, do this 4 times and take a 15-30 min break. Do something that isn’t scrolling during the breaks ideally I’m a freak with calendar blocking from working corporate America for this long so color coding and categorizing the time is somewhat exciting

@aidanaguirre

May 23, 2024

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Timers

Timers timers timers. I find that timers keep me on track, help when I don’t want to do a task but I must, and help space out my day in chunks. I get the most done in any category (job, chores, personal, art/hobby) when I use a timer

@lyssdri

May 30, 2024

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that extra nudge to make progress on your goals

I love this brass mechanical counter I discovered at the SFMoMA store. It's the only product made by a local company, Nanu Electrics, and I use it to keep track of my Pomodoros (25 minute work intervals). It's so satisfying to press the button and having it out on my desk, I can see how much I've accomplished since I started using it and can anticipate the reward of getting to press the button :) Use it for tracking any goal, it goes up to 9,999!

@zachl

Jan 29, 2024

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doing what you want

ik it's sort of a given but just do it! I started learning guitar yesterday because I wanted too, not because anyone else does it, not because it's "trendy" to play guitar, but because I wanted to. it's liberating when you stop thinking about what other people might think about what you do, because it's nothing to do with them!!! also don't let anyone else say its performative because you know it isn't, so don't take it from someone who has no idea what they are talking about!!

@liampallett

May 26, 2025

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Acolyte - Slaughter Beach, dog

@liampallett

Apr 5, 2025

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клуб любителей жизни

If you like anything slowcore related then you'll like this ghost album that showed up on my spotify on Wednesday

@liampallett

Apr 5, 2025