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6 morning rules:
1. Get up early
2. No phone for the first hour
3. Take a walk
4. Sit with a journal
5. Do the important things first
6. Be happy… you woke up alive
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"Journaling → self-knowledge → power → freedom → joy."
~@visakanv
7 thoughts on creativity from Visakan Veerasamy (@visakanv):
1. It’s ok to be creative just for the pleasure of it.
2. You cannot have someone else - whether person, crowd, or AI tool – feel your feelings for you.
3. Journaling → self-knowledge → power → freedom → joy.
4. 0.1% is not 0%. I get through to people about 0.1% of the time, which is enough for me to make a living from it.
5. You don’t win by being less of a loser (minimizing negative variance), you win by winning (maximizing positive variance).
6. Sometimes a big problem has a small solution and people hate to hear it because they feel that their big problem deserves a big solution.
7. Life is excruciatingly meaningful.
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AI-accompanied journal @stiloAI is so pleasant.
Briefly captured current self-doubts, so short that days later, I’ll not remember what it was about.
Stilo kindly inquires about the context and discusses the next plan until I intend to finish — all of which becomes my journal.
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the coolest thing about journaling consistently is having a paper trail of convos with myself over months
as I do my annual review, I start to find threads where I first thought about [xyz] or when I experienced [xyz]
over time, the day-to-day themes converge in meaningful ways
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“Good writing is always about things that are important to you, things that are scary to you, things that eat you up. But the writing is a way of not allowing those things to destroy you.” — John Edgar Wideman
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write out your thoughts to sharpen your thinking. writing is just a conversation with yourself, with your own mind. use it to gain clarity and conviction and most of all: to get out of your own mind. if you feel stuck or overwhelmed by the thoughts in your head, externalize them.
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It's addicting watching the DAU count climb on a new product — I'm having so much fun with @stiloAI these days 🥳 We just removed the wait list, so you can sign up and get journaling right away.
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I just took @stiloAI out of private beta. Anyone can signup now. Check it out! Would love your feedback 🙏🏻
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In my whole life, I have known no wise people who didn’t read all the time. None. Zero.
— Charlie Munger
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Begin each day by asking:
What will make today successful?
Define your success, target it with intention, and actively avoid anything that doesn't serve that purpose
At the end of the day, reflect on your progress and recalibrate for tomorrow
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I was supposed to talk with Charlie today. That call never happened.
For those who want to learn more about this remarkable person
fs.blog/intellectual-giants/…
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Looks super promising, excited to journal with @stiloAI
Meet Stilo!
Stilo is the AI-powered journal that helps you level up, through wisdom and actionable recommendations. It gets to know you over time, unlocking insights that no other tool can match.
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Write every day, connect the dots of your past through deep self-reflection, once your self-narrated story finally makes sense, your insecurities will vanish.
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7 rules for a successful journaling routine:
1. Write to and for yourself
2. Prepare for the day ahead
3. Repeat the important things
4. Take it out on the page
5. Copy down favorite quotes
6. Ask yourself hard questions
7. Review in the evening
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i recommend journaling, freestyle stream-of-consciousness memoirs about one’s life and grievances. a sufficiently clear picture of one’s own narrative should reveal obvious actions worth taking
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That was my journey, too. I slowly let writing and creep into my life and that’s become a pretty big thing that drives everything else. I really only have one focus, which is this mantra of writing most days. I’m not really aiming at any sort of impact or outcome just trying to control the inputs.