What Remains of That Digital Declutter
May 28, 2022Back in March I started a digital declutter. There are lots of posts about how those things start, but not many about how it’s going. These are some things I have been doing that have helped me feel more focused and intentional.
That Didn't Happen!
May 19, 2022I’ve got a life-long habit of spinning up virtual people and arguing with them, which is to say a life-long habit of telling stories to myself that aren’t true. It’s tough to break, and I haven’t broken it. But I’ve added a little thing to the loop.
Notes on a digital declutter
February 9, 2022I put some thought into how to apply digital minimalism. This is due for a rewrite and update, but it might spark some thought for people considering how to take a step back and clean out their digital closets.
A tree on the floodplain
January 18, 2021Once we recognize that all things are impermanent, we have no problem enjoying them.
Cool Alone
October 5, 2020‘We don’t deserve resolution; we deserve something better than that. We deserve our birthright, which is the middle way, an open state of mind that can relax with paradox and ambiguity.’
Be here now
July 14, 2020Longing for a remembered state of perfect presence is to not be present with this imperfection.
a pause for appreciation
April 23, 2020An early pandemic moment of gratitude.
Journals Against Stories
June 26, 2017This is about a supplemental habit I’ve picked up to go along with my recent anti-story practice, and it’s also a mini-review of the DayOne app. I’ve known for a while that it’s good for me to have some sort of journaling to help deal with ADHD. I slip in and out of it, and use a variety of means to journal, including this blog, plain text files, and physical notebooks .