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jon.bo
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| | | | | Ever since getting onto the internet I've had a massive problem remaining productive and focused on the task at hand. This post describes the system I'm developing to help me cope with this sea of distractions, and I hope it might help you as well. Years of fighting myself with various productivity techniques, internet configurations, and browser extensions has led me to finally accept two opposing elements of my psychology: | |
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www.lyricalhost.com
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| | | | | Follow these simple steps to organize your online life and reduce the overwhelm of being in a digital space. | |
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scastiel.dev
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| | | | | Have you ever dreamed to wake up one morning and realize you felt different, more powerful. As if you had this super power inside of you that it waiting to be used. Good news: as a developer, you do have this super power. | |
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blog.kemonine.info
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| | | It would seem I've regained the ability to write more frequently and regularly despite my health hassles My Preference Normally I write posts for this blog by hand using a pen, Tomoe River paper and a clipboard. Sadly, my health hassles make this approach to writing very difficult and I do not have the capacity to write using analog methods regularly or reliably. Over the last few years I've had to patiently wait for windows when my health hassles doesn't interfere with my writing. With analog I have to slowly write blog posts over the course of weeks and sometimes months. It's quite frustrating but I enjoy writing and refuse to give it up, even if frustrated by my health hassles. | ||
