The Day God Responded: Thoughts on Purpose and Synchronicity
Synchronicity is the idea of “meaningful coincidences” without any causal relationship, yet they are meaningfully related. Today, God spoke to me.
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Developing Flow with Cal Newport’s “Deep Work”
Deep work is defined as activities performed in a state of distraction-free concentration that push your cognitive capabilities to their limit. Significantly, these efforts create new value, improve your skill, and are difficult to replicate.
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Finding our Flow: Creating Better Life Experiences
After a quick analysis of why we’re so unhappy at work, we’re going to look at how we can create flow experiences to return enjoyment and engagement to our daily lives.
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A Need for Flow and Inner Order: Finding Satisfaction in a Modern World
As society struggles with increasing unhappiness and disengagement, one solution is to increase moments of flow into our daily lives.
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Boost your Productivity with Work Cycles
I have a confession — I’m a terrible worker. I’m easily distracted and my focus…could be better. I’ve run marathons and longer races. I know how to make small goals …
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Beating Millennial Burnout
“Millennial reputation: We’re spoiled, entitled, lazy, and failures at what’s come to be known as ‘adulting,’ a word invented by millennials as a catchall for the tasks of self-sufficient existence.” …
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Managing Knowledge with my Second Brain
What is your system for managing personal knowledge? Do you have one? As previously mentioned, I was stuck in perpetual information overload and searching for methods to survive in today’s knowledge …
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How Do You Manage Information?
How often are you working on a project and overwhelmed with the amount of information you have to manage? Or, maybe you’re just going down another rabbit hole on the …
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Reflecting on the AT, Mileage Data, and Gear Info
Thank you to those that supported me along the way; I really enjoyed this blog and keeping up with people at home…and now, I have a nice journal to remember …
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