Alright, I admit — this one’s a bit of a repost. Remember that era back a few years ago where I was getting into writing “serious academic papers” on “wide-ranging concepts”? It didn’t last long, unsurprisingly. But one of the unreleased ones actually involved a subject I still hold close to my heart — a sort of “customized combination” of life philosophies that fit my personal goals and may very well fit yours too. So, I figure, why not share it here?
Continue reading “Can Buddhism and Ego Intertwine?”The Best Way to Focus: Do Nothing
This is a quick blog post to talk about an important thing I recently learned when it comes to focusing on a task at hand.
Continue reading “The Best Way to Focus: Do Nothing”How to use AI to get you motivated to work
If you are anything like me, then every time you see a blank page, you’re probably paralyzed. Every time I start a new project, it’s such a pain to get those first couple of words together, whether it be the first sentence in a blog post or a first recording in a video.
Continue reading “How to use AI to get you motivated to work”Museums on the Computer
One of the relatively good things about NFTs is that it introduced me to the idea of museums on the computer.
Continue reading “Museums on the Computer”My All-Time Favorite Tools
Today on the blog, I want to discuss my all-time favorite tools. In the past, I’ve talked about my daily drivers — the tools I use the most at a given time. These past tools have certainly become important to my productivity and overall well-being. However, some of these tools lose their importance over time. Therefore, I want to create an ultimate compendium of tools that I consider the most important and will always be a part of my portfolio. Here they are.
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