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Ask HN: What small changes resulted in big improvements in your life?
- smt88 6y agoNo user-generated content (except HN). Stopped using Facebook, and never started using Twitter, reddit, Instagram, etc. I don't read comment sections or user-generated content anywhere else. It has been great for my mental health, time, and perspective about the world. I have not felt less informed.
- nikivi 6y agoWriting out rules for life and trying to follow them: https://wiki.nikitavoloboev.xyz/focusing/rules https://wiki.nikitavoloboev.xyz/focusing/rules
- oldsklgdfth 6y agoIn the last year I have made two changes: * regular consistent exercise. Started small 10 mins of running and 10 push-ups. Slowly increasing volume, but never pushing to the point where I’m sore later. * started cooking for myself. It was a huge paradigm shift going from eating fast food for lunch and dinner to having meals that I can through together in 20 minutes. Just from these two things I have seen a world of difference in my mood, mental state as well as my physical abilities. EDIT: quitting FB cut out a lot of noise and the feeling of missing out. Once that was gone I cared less about what people thought I was doing.
- amuresan 6y agoGetting an eink secondary monitor for my workstation. I use to get pretty bad eye strain that lasted for days from LCD screens. It got so bad I forgot how it feels to wake up without my eyes hurting. Now it's all gone. The product offering of eink screens is virtually non-existent, the only usable one for interactive work that I found was the Dasung 13.3", which is the one I got.