Quarantine Day 3 - 7/7 - Dinner
It’s Coming Home! Go Three Lions! 🦁 🏴
Watching the Master, Roger Fedrer. 🎾
Quarantine Day 3 - 7/7 - Breakfast & Lunch
Quarantine Day 2 - 6/7 - Dinner
Quarantine Day 2 - 6/7 - Breakfast & Lunch
Quarantine Day 1 - 5/7 - Dinner
Rooting for Emma Raducanu!
Quarantine Day 1 - 5/7 - Lunch
Quarantine Day 1 - 5/7 - Breakfast
Back in the UK and the hotel quarantine begins.
Today I found Charlie Munger book I gifted my father for his 60th. Grateful for instilling the love of books and reading in me. 📷
I am writing this note using my new Apple Pencil. I am liking this nifty little tool so far. I was very sceptical. But, I think it is going to be so much fun using it. My note-taking heart is filled with so much. 📷 🖋️
My iPad is fully setup. Now, downloading apps.
Just the essential apps! 📷
I’m trying to find a way to use both Micro.blog & Write.as and I just can’t come up with any ideas for it. Is anyone using both? I need some tips.
Just got my iPad delivered. I think for me, the basic one should be fine. 📷 📱
I’m listening to The Antidote by Oliver Burkeman audiobook. Damn! It is good! 📚
I went to our terrace this evening. I couldn’t stop myself from watching the lighthouse and the sea. 📷
I have got USB fan. Not a powerful one but does the job alright. 📷
Chennai Vandallur Zoo’s Lions are infected with Covid-19. Unfortunately, Lioness Neela has lost her life. I’m really shocked to hear this news. Covid-19 kills animals? Hope we get out of this mess soon!
I got this tiny pink lion surprise toy inside lollipop candy packet. 📷
Lollipops and a surprise gift inside. I’m excited! 🍭📷
I’m seriously considering getting the GTD Connect annual subsription for $290. As a GTD enthusiast, I think this will get some skin in the game and intensify my GTD practice.
Last night we had a storm alert in our hometown, Kilakarai. Here’s a photo of full moon and the lighthouse near our home. 📷
Finished reading: The Bullet Journal Method by Ryder Carroll 📚
I highly recommend this book for anyone interested in the Bullet Journal Method or analogue productivity.
A key takeaway is a process called Migration. Here, you review all open tasks from the previous month and re-evaluate it’s purpose and validity. If the task adds value to your life, keep them. if not, cross it off and move on! This along with weekly review will uplift your productivity ten fold.
In a nutshell, Ryder has done a brilliant job explaining the Bullet Journal method in a simple and easy to understand / implement language.
Go get this book!