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I feel exactly the same. How the hell people have time foe all this? It’s procrastinating in a fashionable way to make yourself feel like you’re productive.
by gnuj3 4y ago
I feel exactly the same. How the hell people have time foe all this?
It’s procrastinating in a fashionable way to make yourself feel like you’re productive.
- rchaud 4y agoCheck out Hobonichi. It's a whole cottage industry dedicated to making your notebook/planner look nice. I like looking at the designs, but, like most people, I never have a need to re-open notebooks, so there's no point in trying to convert my idea scratchpad into art.
- clnq 4y agoI think there’s immediate gratification in this. You feel like you’re making progress towards your goals by planning them out, even if you don’t actually progress. You just add a superfluous step of documentation and complete it. A small industry has formed around this feeling. I think one can achieve a lot in life with much more rudimentary planning tools, like pen and paper. I am yet to find a situation where that doesn’t get the job done for me personally.
- ravagat 4y agoI think you're right with the immediate gratification in this sort of thing. Then I think that's the problem right there.