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Week 95 – World Stuck

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Don’t know why I am late for this week’s blog but this is kinda becoming a habit now 😒

Personal Highlights

My to-do list usage on the computer has decreased quite a lot I find the physical todo list much easier to manage and so

Fitness

Third consistent fittest week ever!

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The gym was great, but I struggled with choosing the right weights as a part of me wants to go slow and go small like the philosophy preached by James Clear, but then there’s another part which wants to lift heavy and challenge my normal πŸ˜–

Learning

  • Reading: A bit decreased from last week. I need to read more smh.
  • Listening: Finished listening to Talking to Strangers by Malcolm Gladwell
    The stories in the book were great but not of my type. Most of them were very sad. Actually, all of them were sad and showed us our incredible ability of humans to mess things up when communicating with strangers or trying to understand them.
    With that being said, this is a β€œpsychology book” and I liked the research aspect of the book, but this book was more into stories than research, so overall, I would rate it around 3/5.

Optimization and Organization

My laptop usage decreased considerably this week, maybe because all the editing work that I got required me to use my PC, but even then, I kinda feel bad about it because it implies that I am not utilizing my investment to the fullest or like how I had planned it πŸ€’

Btw writing this blog on my laptop πŸ˜› because my keyboard is double typing the letters T and N.

Job Update

Kuch jyada tareef kar dea last week 🀐

Business Updates

Same as last week πŸ˜”


Thoughts on local businesses

Lately, I have been observing a lot irl.

Observing people working/negotiating and trading.

And right off the bat, one thing is very clear none of them follows the Time > Money equation. Sure, they consider it, but it’s down their list.

And it is evident from the way they negotiate. Money is the only factor in people’s negotiation, which is a lot different from what the gurus online teach to the privileged kids of the internet.

And as much as I would like to shit on them, I am still on their side.

Because the real world is too gloomy/stagnant.

It would make sense for me to pick up mental models of actual businesses people who I see in the market if I were to be stuck here, but since I have access to the internet, I don’t think it makes sense for me to lose hope and become stagnant like most people doing a job are.

And on the topic of job, I have also been thinking about my motivation then vs now. It is much easier for me now to relax compared to last year around July, that was when I thought of starting Octalancer.

However, a lot of people never really do something on their own because

  1. They are comfortable with their job

  2. They have the linear career progression mindset where being in a job is what they have given exams for and thus are now happy with this

And IMO, it’s pretty hard to break the job trap and hustle unless there is a crisis or burst of motivation or just getting bored of work.

I don’t know what the conclusion of my thoughts is, like I said I have just been thinking about all these and these were just some of my observations. I will maybe share more on this in the future.

Opinions

My Favourites from the Week ⭐

Blogs/Articles πŸ“‘

The underrated dhanda of WWE - by Mustafa - Stoa Daily

Book HighlightsπŸ“š

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From Psychology of Money

VIDEOS πŸ“Ό

Movies πŸŽ₯

Don’t remember watching any movie this week

Series πŸ“Ί

Moon Knight E4

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Such a great episode. I would have enjoyed the twist so much had I not read about it 2 weeks ago on a telegram channel 😭

Songs 🎢

Podcast πŸŽ™

Only listening to Audiobooks these days

Memes/Edits from the last week πŸ’

πŸ‘‰Β HereΒ πŸ‘ˆ


How was your week?🧐

Coming up next weekπŸ₯…

A bit unsure about this week, kinda go back to finding clients, kinda wanna play batman all day long.


Quote from the weekπŸ“ƒ

“The gift of a beginner is fresh eyes.

The longer you’re in a field, the harder it is to perceive new truths. Your mind is biased toward refining what you’re already doing instead of exploring fresh terrain.

Take your expertise and apply it to something new.” - James clear


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