• [[Flancia]] :)
  • woke up at [[AG]]'s place :)
  • met [[BA]] for coffee, lunch and goodbye at the bus stop
  • then worked quite a bit
  • then had the [[fellowship of the link]] call
  • then went home :)
  • [[VK]]
    • [[japan]]
    • #push [[japan trip]]
      • [[Asakusa temple]]

• How can we X? -> How can we help the [[people]] we serve X?
  • Instead of looking for someone who has [[influence]] to [[sell]] your [[product]] or [[service]], look for someone who gets a lot out of your produce or service and figure out how to get them more influence.

• Wednesday, 08/09/23 ** 17:34 I can't afford to 'choose not to' write application code every day. I can't afford to choose not to take photos every day. The only real way to get better at something is to do it every day.

I see this in my software development skills and in my photos. I see this at the gym. I see this when cooking.

Be more and more deliberate about how your day is spent. If you want to learn something, reserve thirty minutes in a day for it. Consider the pomodoro technique, or something like it.

I'm not convinced that it works well for software development - thirty minutes might not be enough time to get the whole problem into your head, let alone start typing - but this is so difficult to guage when starting something new. When adding a hobby, start with one pomodoro - that should be enough.