Category: Life
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Conan the Barbarian
Today, I tried to watch Conan the Barbarian — the 2011 version with Jason Momoa. I had never seen it before, and I thought it would be a nice way to unwind, maybe even feel connected to my brother. We used to read all the Conan books together, and we’d get lost in D&D campaigns…
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Transition Plan
Overview This plan is designed to help you transition gradually into a structured daily routine. Over the next few weeks, you’ll ease into a full schedule, starting with half-days and gradually building up to a more structured approach by November 4, 2024. The plan includes a focus on physical health, business work, mental health, and…
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The Transition Period
Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) Title: Navigating the Transition Period Objective: To provide a structured approach for individuals to effectively navigate the transition period, allowing for reflection, healing, and goal-setting as they prepare to move into a productive, goal-driven phase. Scope: This SOP applies to individuals in a transition phase following a period of change, maintenance,…
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Productivity SOP
Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) Title: Moving Forward After a Transition Period Objective: To outline a structured approach for transitioning from a maintenance or reflective phase into a productive, goal-driven phase in life, career, or personal development. Scope: This SOP applies to individuals who have completed a phase of reflection, learning, or transition and are now…
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Baking at Altitude
Baking is a science, and like all sciences, it can be affected by external conditions. One of the most significant factors that can affect your baking results is altitude. If you live in a high-altitude area, you might have noticed that your baked goods often turn out differently than expected. Cakes can collapse, cookies can…
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One eighty
I had a job interview today. The feedback from the recruiter confusing. Apparently they loved me but they also loved the other guy and also they have decided to wait a couple weeks before they make a decision. Maybe it’s a coded message telling me they picked the other guy? But why wouldn’t the recruiter…