Intentionally, nothing - by Siddharth - cybermonk
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how I spend my time
the sun sets over Nagasaki People frequently ask me how I spend my time now that I don’t have a job, and I frequently struggle to answer. It always starts to sound like I do nothing on most days. This doesn’t line up with my perception, since I’m rarely bored, so the other day I tried to track how I spend my time. I tend to rotate through my interests, playing around with each one for as long as I stay engaged. I’ll pick up my tablet and draw for an hour. Then I’ll open substack or my notes and noodle around until I get frustrated or tired. After that I might rearrange some bits on my…
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