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location:: Home - Avalon, Boston victory-hour:: no😴 pomodoro-blocks:: 8 wake-up:: 12 or something day:: icon:: 📅🌟 - My Daily Mantra: Honor the present moment - 🥣 📺 🍽 12 - 1:30 PM: Break Fast. #Kitchen/7 Eggs Breakfast :) - **15:09 AM, day. Morning Pages** 🍅 collapsed:: true - Remember: To Be, and To Imagine - What new? Started with Kitchen/7 Eggs Breakfast - inspired by a tweet - **What’s going on inside me at this moment?** - Not at best of my body. Feel bloated and stomach is mostly unhappy at most times. - Action Item: Continue with 7 egg breakfast. Add yogurt to the mix. - **What comes top of my mind?** - Steps to take for EB1 prep. Writing material, judging. - Renovate AI. Future. What to do. - Overall lack of organization. - **What is smallest thing I can do for settling the top of mind thing?** - Action Item: Organize, Organize, Organize. - **What is the smallest thing I can do to be more in line with who I am?** - Slap the judgemental mind - **What first word pops into my mind when I think about today?** 💥 - Kick off the #Discipline again. And look what I found on #Discipline, Rituals and Organizational Aesthetics from Aug 15th, 2022. #serendipity. Thank you #secondbrain #Logseq - {{embed Block Reference}} - **What's one good thing about Saie?** - Pure woman. Strong woman. - **What is smallest thing I can do make Saie happy today?** - sent her the message - **What is one thing I like about myself today?** - I can self annihilate for the purpose. I can #Surrender - **If I were guaranteed not to fail, what would I be doing differently?** - Stop wasting thoughts on failure scenarios. Stop the worry. Story the consoling actions. Just move forward. Go. Let's go! - **Exercise Small Thoughts** collapsed:: true - I imagine today to be the organization day. Get all project under control. Get a Situational Awareness as I seem to have lost the plot. Then find my locus and confirm that I am on course. - 🌟 🖥 1:30 - 3 PM: P/Algorithms 🍅🍅🍅. Day 83 collapsed:: true - Algo/Longest Common Subsequence' - need to watch the video. Will come back to this. This is #algo/dp hard that needs 2d array. - Algo/Min Number Of Jumps - Hm. Now that reads like a fun problem. - This is the most magical thing ever. I wrote some code after 30 mins of algo thinking. I didn't think I soved the problme through -- but I got green. It passed first 7 test cases. Again highly encouraging.. I am getting to solving these hard problems in first attempts but just not there fully. Not grokking it like a boss. More like ==hard problems have me sweating - productively sort of==. - Although I have the wrong solution and I am fucking blank after the first approach. This is really hrard to get right as it is really hard for me to put the wrong cases as test examples on paper. Arghh. - 3:30 - 4 PM #practice/Reading📖 🍅 - Books / Building a Second Brain - 4 - 6 PM: #log🪵/secondbrainrefactoring About time. Project Review 🍅🍅🍅 - Great session. I already feel in control and productive. In fact, this changes the he past. All past work is now realized as incredible. - I seem to have a fascination with Fourier Transform. It came again with Riffusion - crated spectrogram images to generate music built on top of Stable Diffusion - 2 AM: #practice/Reading📖 Books/To Sell Is Human collapsed:: true - This principle of moving others relies on a different set of capabilities—in particular, the qualities of attunement, which I’ll explore in Chapter 4, and clarity, which I’ll cover in Chapter 6. “It’s about leading with my ears instead of my mouth,” Ferlazzo says. “It means trying to elicit from people what their goals are for themselves and having the flexibility to frame what we do in that context.” Hmm - Most of all, what makes someone effective on this shifted terrain is different from the smooth-talking, backslapping, pocket-picking stereotype of the past. Darvish says the qualities she looks for most are persistence—and something for which a word never appeared in either of the word clouds: empathy. - “You can’t train someone to care,” she told me. To her the ideal salespeople are those who ask themselves, “What decision would I make if that were my own mom sitting there trying to get service or buy a car?” It sounds noble. And maybe it is. But today, it’s how you sell cars.