Journal Entry – 008
Headspace — great read on cleaning up your digital clutter and optimizing your sources of information.
How I use my Bullet Journal — a great practical guide to using a bullet journal.
#InterestingReads #BulletJournal
An idea: instead of just keeping old blog posts lying around, why not print them and turn them into a self published book? Then you can store them in a bookshelf at home.
This idea was somewhat inspired by this post by Kin Lane.
God never gives you a dream that matches your budget. He's not checking your bank account, he's checking your faith.
~ Mark Walhberg
Selective Ignorance is when you pick and choose what you want to focus on or what you want to learn, instead of taking in everything that's available out there. You want to consider doing this, because we don't have time to learn everything. So, you have to be selective. It is as Ness says, a form of intentional knowledge.
Source: Selective ignorance: cultivating intentional knowledge in a chaotic world
^ This is also a great way to help avoid information overload.
#AvoidingInformationOverload #DigitalMinimalism
One of the best things I've learned a few years ago: I don’t need to have an opinion on everything. There are things that are beyond my control and it’s pointless to wallow in them. Having an opinion on everything is like paying attention to something that didn’t ask for your attention.
Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/CRFQkXanEd5/?utmmedium=copylink
https://john.do/today/ — seems to be was good advice for starting/restarting a blog. Unfortunately navigating to that page seems to elicit some warnings on the browser, so browse at your own risk.
Anyway, my takeaway from this was: Writing is all about putting down your imperfect thoughts and ideas into paper. This allows you to reflect on your thoughts and ideas, and then go from there.
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Tags: #InterestingReads #BulletJournal #Blogging #Quotes #Spirituality #AvoidingInformationOverload #DigitalMinimalism #Writing