lanamo

Have a look at the German software 'The Archive' https://zettelkasten.de/the-archive , this might be what you are looking for. It is not overloaded with fancy features and is text/markdown based. Enables you to focus on your actual notes and ideas and how to connect and inter-act with them, instead of getting lost in fancy diagrams.

Their user forum is in English and is THE best ressource regarding all things Zettelkasten. https://forum.zettelkasten.de Niklas Luhmann, the inventor of the Zettelkasten system, was German, after all :)

a bird killer.

Fantastic! Thank you for compiling this playlist :)

+ 1 for Reeder - great design!

For those really motivated to avoid google and improve search results, there is also DEVONagent Pro. (Mac only) https://www.devontechnologies.com/apps/devonagent It is desktop & macOS only, but does filter out quite some noise.

excellent description - similar to Sam Harris about meditation: “Meditation really doesn’t work unless it works.”

Here’s my (currently) favorite playlist [Ambient Space Music]: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3a8JfgQsjL6Q1kdlQZa2jq?si=...

"Principiis obsta" [Ovid]. -> To Nip things in the bud. Hard to change afterwards...

I am sure that RSS is the way to go, to fight clutter and stay on top of the information noise out there. I love Reeder https://www.reederapp.com - a really good looking and well designed RSS reader. (unfortunately only for the apple eco system).

I am not affiliated but use this app regularly and find it extremely helpful. VaYou uses the gyroscope to detect breathing patterns and gives immediate sound feedback. Very relaxing.

I second this. What i recommend: Paleo / Keto diet. Physical exercise. No sun screen in your face / around the eyes - get some direct sunlight for at least 10 minutes per day on your eyes. Throw away your sunglasses. Try it out. If you don't feel better after a while, go back to your old habits if you want.

I've found this website a while ago - it is a good one. And i do work out a lot, with plenty equipment / in different scenarios. I like to get some new inspiration every once in a while. It's important to not get stuck with your 'favourite' exercise movements.