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You can explore more interests simultaneously, but limit yourself to 2 - 3 interests so that you can focus on them without neglecting your responsibilities.
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Completing a project as you learn is the fastest way to consolidate your knowledge and skills. You’ll also learn what you like and don’t like about the interest.
At minimum:
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It's exploring your interests intentionally, with a map, and with minimal fear.
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A map is an effective type of “plan of action” that helped me accelerate my Zero-to-Noob journey.
A map has four components:
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Select 1 - 3 resources as your “primary curriculum” for learning more about your interests.
These resources can include online courses, YouTube playlists, or studying a mentor’s social media posts.
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While going through Steps #2 - #4, you might find some aspects of your plan unappealing.
That feeling is a data point, indicating that you may still like your interest overall, but there are some parts of it you’d find boring.
However: it’s not a vali...
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In your map, you should also try to schedule at least 1h/day for both information input and output (i.e., at least 30 min each).
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I find life-tweaking ideas for designing and living an intentional life.
For every concept I discover, I strive to find examples and stories from my own life. This newsletter issue was inspired by my goals for Summer 2023!
I also brew these ideas into Tea For Thought, my weekly newsle...
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Developer of solutions, people, and self / Living in 7 countries in 4 years of CS undergrad at Minerva University / Intentional living newsletter 👇🏼
This is a useful technique I've used in the past to explore my curiosities and interests.
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1. Choosing quality over quantity. Weed out possessions, people, or thoughts that don’t serve you and focus on what adds value to your life.
2. Being responsible (financially and otherwise) so you have the freedom and fluidity to live to your values and remove yourself from unhealthy situa...
Ask yourself:
What are the top 3 sources of negativity in my life?
It could be people, websites, magazines, podcasts, music and so on.
Then ask yourself:
What can I do to spend less time with these 3 sources this week?
If you can’t f...
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