Author: vlad

With the painful experience I’m going through now, little things really have a huge impact. A shower with good pressure, a drain that isn’t clogged, a clean towel. A pain-free moment.

When I recover, I want to keep this humble gratitude. How?

I’m all for not wasting a single day. But now that every day is physical agony while recovering from a neurological problem, it’s tough.

“I’m not sure what it is, but take this prescription for a week and see if it gets better” should not be a treatment method. If you’re unsure, spend five minutes researching and digging around medical references. Or are you saying that there is no good digital medical reference tool?

Let go and realize that you won’t be at peek performance every day. Learn to enjoy the days off as a recharge, instead of having them drain you from the guilt and anxiety.

And not letting them drain so much. Not letting your output suffer because everything else is on fire.

Hard to be a cord cutter without hockey.

Even in the new phones, the tech isn’t there yet…

Even if they’re saved locally, Evernote takes forever to open/search notes when my phone doesn’t have service.

I’m a big baby… There needs to be a method, trick, training or pill that helps prevent this.

No where by work to pop into for a 20 minute nap during lunch.

Being sick in bed is getting very annoying when you’re not sure what caused it. And the idea of having to see a doctor, sit in a waiting room, when I should be getting daily health reports on my cell phone is getting irritating.

I want push notifications when white blood cell counts increase in an area, or when I’m showing a micronutrient deficiency.

I wish I was like an RPG character with a commitment gauge. I have X energy points for projects, and once I spend those, I cannot commit to any new ones.

I never get inspired with just one idea. It’s more a mindset that strikes, and forces me into a hundred different, but equally inspired, directions.

Especially when I’m not working out on that day.

Every body is different, and it’s incredibly difficult to find the right system that will work for you. And even if you do, your body will eventually build a resistance to that diet or workout regimen, rendering it useless.

I want the previously mentioned nanobots to tell me what the best workout, sleep and nutrition combinations will get me to my physic goals. I’m still happy to put in the work, I just need direction catered to my unique body

Missed a day, and feeling bad about it. Then again, I need to feel okay about not always being 100%.