The people who sustain success over the long-haul are rarely shooting for success. They are focused on the path. Their goal is mastery, which knows no end. They find fulfillment in the process, and the results take care of themselves. The goal is the path, the path is the goal.

Now adding “Grace“ by Jeff Buckley on vinyl to my holiday wish list...

They said it was illegal. Flight attendants did it anyway. Now there’s a deal—and maybe a precedent. They made the invisible visible. That’s the real win. #AirCanada

Yeah, Tuesday… I’m just not feeling you today.

Feeling stuck? Write down 6 small tasks. Roll a die 🎲. Do the one it picks. Simple. Random. Effective. Productive.

Watching this classic tonight…

My favourite C. S. Lewis paragraph of all time

AI isn’t just for gimmicks… or for business. Try it for: - Drafting letters to MPs/councillors (real action > slacktivism) - Meal planning w/ what’s actually in your kitchen - Adapting recipes to your tools & time constraints Tools, not toys.

Attention to detail requires attention.

While checking out Jesse Welles on JRE tonight, I decided I should be saying “far out“ a lot more.

Saying “I don’t know” is such a freeing experience. Right up there with saying “no”.

As you can see from this photo, I’m not terribly useful at 6:15 in the morning. Listening to your body clock matters. Energy-based attention paths make it easier to work with your rhythms — and survive the times you can’t. The Productivity Diet can help: mikevardy.com/lit/

Every time I see political debates online, I’m reminded: Reason gets sidelined. Emotion takes the wheel. Attention gets hijacked. Productiveness depends on aligning attention with intention. Without that, all we’re left with is noise.

Not everyone would call rebuilding a content system in ClickUp a fun Friday night. Me: