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I'm really really curius if those things make a real difference. I have very mixed feelings between 'i want to have nice little automations like this' and 'i d
by Pampleti 6y ago
I'm really really curius if those things make a real difference.
I have very mixed feelings between 'i want to have nice little automations like this' and 'i don't need them at all'
Does it help to keep your mind free when you have it like this?
Does it help you because you are not good in those things?
Like take the cleaning thing as an example: i wanted to do a yearly calendar for a while where i finetune my things i have to do over the year which would allow me to fine tune this calendar (which includes eating plan, cleaning plan, personal hygiene plan) vs. i have my life under control anyway.
Lets take an easy example: birthday of my wife, having a calendar entry a few weeks before allows me to do a restaurant reservation. Knowing the holidays its allows me to order a tree in time. Having an calendar entry in summer allows me to organize a winter holiday in time.
- teraku 6y agoMixed feelings. I'm not huge into this direct life automation, but I do automatically download most of my data from 3rd party platforms, including banking data, expenses, documents I scan on my phone (i. e. letters) and load them onto my NAS. I then have automated scripts that categorize, catalogue and index the data. For only very few of them I look at the data specifically, but it just makes me feel at ease to a) know it's there and b) know it's organized and I don't have to do it.