rkhassen9

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by rkhassen9 5y ago
Wmitty I've dreamed of this. Any chance you want to sell the setup?
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
ZachMorris, the Same thing happened to me. Almost identical. Except have not really been cured. Agree 100% with what you wrote. What was your protocol to heal? I need some pointers as nothing has really helped. Thanks in advance.
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
This hit me in the gut. Especially the part where he describes the work (the work previously 'loved') feeling like an intrusion. How does it get to this and how to avoid it. Newport suggests it's a lack of knowing what we act
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
Great idea. Got me to thinking...someone has to have done this. I found a couple of examples: for iphones: Airr (bookmark moments and includes transcripts) https://apps.apple.com/us/app/airr-audio-conversations&#x2
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
And tbh, you beat your head against the wall until you managed to find the solution...somehow.
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
At least it would be straightforward to implement. Sigh. I miss the old web. It was messier, but it was a bunch of people doing very cool things and was damned inspiring. It felt like anything was possible.
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
This is great when you can access the book. Great for info I don't want in my head. There is a cost to this however. I feel like the brain has a few slots for temporary into. And those slots are also needed for problem solving(holding
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
Train the recall neural pathways for the scenario you envision needing the info. Active recall at intervals. This is the only thing that really works for me. What I have not automated is creating active recall scripts as I go....it tends to
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
Is there any way to try this out?
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
Interesting! Can you provide a source link?
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
Totally. Much preferable model.
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
$25 seems to be appropriate for this type of a program. And if I ended up using it a lot, I'd hope for upgrades and would be happy to pay for them. What I don't want is to bleed cash. That is a negative feature. Can't tell yo
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
Yup - was 100% excited and was going to buy it until I saw it's a subscription. Now 100% not excited and not gonna go there. It just never works out for me to be worthwhile. Sorry.
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
Hmm. Following on that thought, globally, controlling our environment on a global scale seems to have resulted in a total loss of control of the environment.
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
thevagarant - thank you so much. This is a very detailed strategy plan. I can see so many places I work against myself here. I think the main one is hoping that the things that draw too much energy do not. Like over investing in work. Also
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
Rubicon - wondering if you can recommend any readings, links or books on energy management. What you described is the crux of my life limitations. When I have energy, I can do almost anything...and when I have no energy...can't do much
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
This title, reminds me of the backstory of ALL the productivity "gurus." They say they read everything and tried everything so you can take it from them. The only thing is...what they got good at was getting you to pay them to tea
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
Twitch a 10xer?
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
Even having read a lot of Cal Newport, and am a fan of the principles he writes about, this was hilarious to read. Needed that. Thank you.
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
This quote. From Doreen's long lost German book is pure genius. It is the first and best description of the reality I've been experiencing: "The idea was that you have a certain budgeted ability to do a particular type of thi
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
Lol. Above message sponsored? Might have written "resistance is futile" Just give up? No way man.
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
I was at a printing trade conference back in the day, there was a session titled "how to beat China". We were all tricked as the real topic was "how to offshore to China, because anything else is impossible" no doubt the
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
Great topic! I've tried so many things and have had a hard time finding something that works for me - specifically for my neck. I guess it's good to add contextual info - what your situation is and WHY this works for you so that p
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
Yup
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
When are we going to create a world we actually want to live in, rather than one that profits a tiny minority at the expense of .... life?
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
Nooooooo
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
Noooooooooo
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
Sort of agree. I do Pilates and yoga 3-5x a week, as well as regular body weight training and surf, so am fairly fit and very focused on back and core health. For me, it's the lack of movement during intense periods of focus - four hou
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
Agreed. Definitely wasn't slumped. More like endlessly focused on the task at hand, under deadline. As a tool to keep the mind focused on the work, the Aeron rocked it. Until it didn't because of the back issues. I have a tendency
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
For years, I had a cheap office max desk chair, thenone day I splurged on Areon chair. With the office max chair, I squirmed and moved all day long, uncomfortable after 20 min. I had this chair for 6 years. With the Aeron, I could blissfull

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