ov //my thoughts
The idea of a media consumption diet - it should be structured just like a nutritional diet - part people around you, what you watch, where you go, how much time you spend on each, how much time you spend consuming vs not - would you eat 8 hours a day? Associate a value to each - ie meats for protein caffeine for awakened sugar for this and carbs f
... See moreAre you rooting your decisions in your core principles or in a mix of second hand opinions you see on media feeds? Do you have core principles?
The idea of starting and basing everything off of precedent in any field like architecture or photography - must first understand and master what history understands as good and what has withstood the test of time before you can say that your work is good
People spend an average of 2.5 hours on social media a day - that’s over a month of time that you give up of your life per year.
Every minute you spend on social media is a minute spent watching someone else live their life instead of living your own.
Number of people with the latest iPhone in first class on this flight - 1.
Modern freedom is having the ability to disconnect
A super power is being present - not having to worry about what’s next. Having a secretary or assistant to guide you through your day, someone else who’s job is to worry about what’s next for you, enables you to be present
You know what I miss, and have found myself going back to? The radio. Real people, alive, breathing, conversing with others over the phone, playing something that means something to them. Maybe this is what made clubhouse so big in its time. For me, the draw was listening to people interact without a script from their kitchens, versus watching them
... See moreMany people go around looking for a box to fit into. Why?