Auto-Pilot Actions – The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
Autopilot saves mental energy for important decisions. But unconscious actions can sustain harmful patterns. Awareness determines which
Building addTaskManager, the best iOS productivity app for ADHD minds
Autopilot saves mental energy for important decisions. But unconscious actions can sustain harmful patterns. Awareness determines which
When something seems too good to be true, it usually is. The exception—sometimes reality exceeds expectation. Discernment separates both
Crypto creates stranger-than-fiction stories. Reality surpasses Hollywood when billions move on tweets. Truth doesn't need believability
Long writing projects need pacing, consistency, rest, milestones, community. Marathon strategies apply—finish matters more than speed
Past versions haunt until acknowledged. You're not who you were—managing means integrating lessons without clinging to expired identities
Neither better inherently. Entrepreneurs own risk and reward. Employees trade autonomy for stability. The choice depends on your tolerance for uncertainty
Urgent drowns important daily. What's important requires protection from what's merely pressing. The filter—will this matter in five years?
Overthinking prevents starting. Diving in beats perfect planning. Water's temperature matters less than whether you're swimming
230 days of daily blogging. The commitment—publish regardless of inspiration, quality concerns, or life chaos. Consistency over perfection
Sharing pie creates scarcity thinking. Everyone fights over finite slices. The alternative—expand the pie instead of dividing smaller
Modern tech, medieval power structures. Feudal lords became tech CEOs. Peasants became users. The architecture changed—hierarchy didn't
Life-changing promises flood social media. Most deliver nothing. Real transformation comes quietly—no announcement required
Daily log during early COVID lockdown. Recording surreal normalcy of captivity. History written in real-time confusion
Pandemic civil duty proposal—voluntary proximity tracking, community responsibility, transparency over mandates. Freedom through voluntary cooperation
Pandemic normalized surveillance. Required skills—privacy tools, data minimization, encryption, VPNs. Resistance through technical literacy
Thinking requires effort. Labeling is automatic. Most people substitute categorization for comprehension—faster but wrong
Crises open portals to different futures. COVID portal leads somewhere—the question isn't if but where we choose to emerge
Pandemic panic brought remote work normalization, digital acceleration, family time increase, environmental recovery, system vulnerability exposure
COVID as social engineering experiment. Fear created compliance. Questioning became dangerous. The event revealed how easily populations manipulate
Valencia coffee shop work guide—WiFi quality, outlet availability, noise levels, coffee quality. Biased by personal preference, incomplete by design