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Restoring Baseline

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What’s everyone been up to?
I’ve been travelling this summer, visited my family in Northern Italy and Poland. Recently cut my screentime down immensely. Its made huge positive impact on my health. Whats everyones weekly average?
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What’s everyone been up to?
Engagement
Hey guys, anyone still here? Its a bit disheartening to see it go quiet, but my content has been reaching more people than ever right now, and I still check in here every day. If anyone has anything on their mind, please share, would love to interact. New podcast will be out this week so stay tuned
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I’m still here just where did everyone go🥲!
Fear of being seen
I finally started a public TikTok account where I post some of my thoughts and opinions. Well, I’ve done it in a very silly and unserious way, but getting 30 likes on both of my posts in 10 minutes really feels rewarding. Not just because of the dopamine hit (I want to believe haha) but the fact I put myself out there and went against my anxious thoughts and fear of being judged. Now that I did get some engagement I wish I had been more serious and open about what I think. Eventually I want to post talking videos just like Cameron does. Just to get all my ideas out there. This just reminds me that if you want to make something just put it out into the universe and perfect it later. Anyways, I feel relieved.
0 likes • Jun 18
@Cameron Walton 1000 tiktoks wow
Leave your phone outside your bedroom!!
So after listening to Cameron’s recent podcast, I realised the one thing I hadn’t implemented was leaving the phone outside my bedroom. I’ve noticed I’ve been scrolling too much, so though this may help cut back. I didn’t expect much from it honestly, just trying anything to fix sleep that has been broken for a while. The first thing I noticed wasn’t the sleep (still working on that). It was actually the quality of thought that appeared in the spaces where the scrolling used to be. I started waking up and reaching for my books instead of a feed. I also started going for walks without headphones. I laid in the grass for an hour in the sun with my eyes closed just listening to music and nature. Somehow, so many ideas I hadn’t been able to access started surfacing — creative ideas, clarity on decisions I’d been circling for weeks, memories I hadn’t thought about in years, even parts of myself I thought didn’t exist (my creative side as a software engineer). I’ve been reading more in the last two weeks than I have in months, genuinely absorbing it rather than skimming. I had a conversation with my grandfather about a James Baldwin novel we both read at the same age, decades apart. I’ve also written poems and posted them to my substack (https://substack.com/@nilek3 - shameless plug I hope that’s okay). I figured out what I actually want my life to look like, with a concrete vision. None of that felt available to me when the phone was the first thing I reached in the morning or whenever I was bored. Leave your phone outside your bedroom!!
0 likes • Jun 17
I agree with this so much, I never recieved a phone until I was 12 which is very late in our generation. I honestly think my critical thinking and “creativity” everyone compliments me on has been built from the amount of books I’ve read and times I’ve spent thinking and daydreaming in boredom and silence.
Journal
Thinking about starting to journal and wondering if other people do this and find if it helps. What kind of things do people write about and how often do you journal?
0 likes • Jun 9
What we focus on is what grows. I used to journal a lot about my bad experiences in highschool but found that I was just digging my overthinking a bigger hole. When I do journal now it’s gratitude/nice experiences I dont want to forget, a journal is different from a planner though. I have a seperate planner with goals and tracking progress. My biggest tip is keep it messy, just write, don’t overthink to make it perfect. Nobodys going to read your plans for the future/ideas except for you.
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Ewa Dabrowska
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“To go wrong in your own way is better than to go right in someone else’s”

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