I know this rad guy named Joel. He has this amazing tattoo on his wrist:
JFDI
It stands for Just Fucking Do It
The image of this tattoo often comes to mind when I find myself backsliding into the overthinking everything. Or when I find myself wasting time trying to perfect something. Having a bias toward action is one of the most important things you can learn.
Joel says the idea comes from Alex Hillman.
I think of this post from Kevin Kelly often. So much good wisdom here: 68 Bits of Unsolicited Advice
There are some juicy ideas here: 100 Tips for a Better Life (The title sounds clickbaity but it’s actually mostly a good list.)
If you want to remove formatting when copying and pasting text use this keyboard shortcut:
Option+Shift+Command+V
Then the formatting and other cruft won’t be pasted into whatever you are working on.
I recently discovered this app called Forest on the Cool Tools podcast. It’s a weird and fun little take on the Pomodoro Technique. I’ve been using it for a day or two and it’s fun and it’s working for me.
They discuss the app at about the 15 minute mark in the podcast which I have embedded here:
