WeeklyBlog #7 #Monday5/17/26 #MayAim: 16mins7:19AM-7:41AM: #22mins1100word[[Robert Sapolsky]][[Behave]][[Determined]][[Why Zebras Don't Get Ulcers]][[Dr. Michael Greger]][[How Not to Age]][[David Sinclair]][[Lifespan]][[Peter Attia]][[Outlive]]I finished two really cool books in the last 2 weeks, and they are [[Behave]], by [[Robert Sapolsky]], and [[How Not to Age]], by [[Dr. Michael Greger]]. I found these books to be super stimulating. For me, I

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WeeklyBlog-3 #ZoneOneSpringApril 18, 2026Aim: 17mins8:48AM-9:05AM1000wordsDaniel SiegelThe Power of Showing UpThinking in SystemsDonella MeadowsThe Invention of ScienceDavid WottonGrain BrainDavid PerlmutterThe Book of LymphLisa GainsleyThe Demon-Haunted WorldCarl SaganThe Timeless Way of BuildingChristopher AlexanderWow, I’m at a good point in my reading journey. I have started a new book recently, called [[The Invention of Science]] by [[David Wotton]],

Q42025-Intentions #612/6/25 #December1100words[[Love of Habits]][[Love of Writing Habits]][[Love of Creating Habits]][[Aiming For Perfect Execution]][[Aiming For Pure Serenity]][[Aiming For Pure Resilience]][[Strength in Constant Practice]][[Strength in Trying Every Day]][[Strength in Trial and Error]][[First Edit Done]] 1.4.26[[Second Edit Done]] 3.14.26[[Third Edit Done]] 3.18.26[[Fourth Edit Done]] 3.10.26Nowadays, I genuinely believe, it’s the habits that really make us. The gurus