The Last of the Month
I ended March the way I started. I wrote while I put off dinner. At least, I’m consistent. Let’s try to be this real the entire post.
Looking Back Today
I was good at work. I could chalk up today’s win to working out bright and early first. I just entered the 4th week of this shoulder program, lifting 25’s. It was tough.
I closed the three cases that I took today, too.
One thing I didn’t like today was the screen time. I couldn’t get more of my personal work done because I was just distracted.
I would check X because I was going to post- I finally felt creative enough- and I’d watch random trivia. There was a tweet about naming battles and half the quotes were 10 minute anime clips.
You see my struggle. My penchant for distraction is procrastinating my projects.
Piecing Through Projects
I did get some generations of images from Chachi (ChatGPT). The full name is still too clunky in the mouth.
I tried to use its help to write, but I couldn’t today. Something about my flow was off, I think from the distractions.
If I’m honest, I was hoping $QUANT would continue its stellar performance from the past week, but it’s flattened for now. I also realize its performance may in part reflect my consistency in communications where everyone.
So, along with positioning our community, I want to respond to PudgyPenguin founder, Luca Netz and his take on social currencies.
Instead of writing that, I write about what I learned from reading today.
Incorporating Insights
I read a few titles, a chapter into each. I could cover them all, but dinner awaits. From The Science of Getting Rich, I noted this about opportunity.
No one’s lacking because there’s not enough to go around. So many folks I know have a specific worry about this general scarcity, this lack of whatever they believe they need. It’s a shame. I’m happy to say, my opinion maintains it’s out there if I hustle. In my case, it’s tapping these keys into cash- something easier alliterated than orchestrated.
The second piece I will deign to share while delaying my meal is about solutions.
Finding solutions is a multi-step process. It’s not exactly stages like a workout plan. It’s closer to this.
As I write, I could describe several situations with this tree and root relationship. Community building, habit formation, weight loss, diet and cuisine- that list actually covers what I aimed at this month.
I think as we approach the first of April, I could reframe my problems to address the biggest tree and its saplings in a better way.
If only AI could generate me a better life. Maybe I can with its help.