Quote for the weekend:
"May your dreams not come true." - Sadhguru
If you want to know what he meant, check out my newsletter :) Or you can look it up yourself, of course.
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🥂 Cheers
Parkinson's Law is a simple idea:
Your work tends to take up all the time you give it. In other words, if you have a task and a certain amount of time to complete it, the task often expands to fill that time, regardless of its complexity.
Maybe I'll change my mind at some point, but right now, this is confusing the hell out of me :)
Every time I realize a certain image is AI-generated, its value in my eyes drops significantly.
I guess it's similar to knowing you have a copy of a Davinci and not the original.
I feel like Ai and Art don't mix well together. Art is more about the process, work, and story behind it than speed.
A little something I designed for animation. I can't let Christmas pass me by without sharing some fun-themed animations🎄☃️🎅
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Happy Halloween folks 👻🎃💀
Happy Halloween 🧙♀️🐈⬛🕷️🦇🐦⬛👻
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Animation: @motion_bogdan
Sound Design: @theSFXArtist
Illustration: @gasp_art
Quote for the weekend:
"If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change." Wayne Dyer
"Wisdom is understanding that you don’t have to hold your happiness hostage, until some future time when your desires get gratified. " Sam Harris
@MakingSenseHQ
Ever feel overwhelmed by social media posting, email checking or other repetitive tasks?
Batch them all.
Check all emails at once (twice a day)
Schedule all social media posts (for the week)
You will feel better and stay in the zone more.
How to Journal:
Don't complicate things.
Log your days. "I woke up and ..."
Done.
Do it every day for a month and see what happens.
Here is where I use it:
I batch emails, social posts, and newsletter writing, and I am also looking for other activities. It doesn't work for everything, but when it does, it works wonders :)
I write about it in my newsletter (link in bio). At its core, it's all about grouping similar tasks. You do them once instead of sporadically throughout the day.






