Intersitial logging
In which we clear the air of the scent of burning plastic and self-delusion.
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What Remains of That Digital Declutter
Back 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.
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That Didn't Happen!
I'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.
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Notes on a digital declutter
I 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.
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A tree on the floodplain
Once we recognize that all things are impermanent, we have no problem enjoying them.
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Cool Alone
'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.'
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Be here now
Longing for a remembered state of perfect presence is to not be present with this imperfection.
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