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Jan 16, 2025
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⌨️i find myself lacking creativity lately; i thoroughly blame college for it which i feel like should enhance it but apparently not. so lately i’ve been looking for some sort of guidance and also interesting articles to read on my commute to uni instead of mindlessly doomscrolling (which i also love doing).
there are so many categories to choose from like zines and essays along with a collection of tips and guides which i find quite useful and entertaining!
i absolutely love this site! its my little corner of the internet that actually helps me too and exposes me to so many things.
there are so many categories to choose from like zines and essays along with a collection of tips and guides which i find quite useful and entertaining!
i absolutely love this site! its my little corner of the internet that actually helps me too and exposes me to so many things.
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A lil digital retreat showcasing creativity and yielding inspiration. Articles are whacky and whimsical, with an endless scrolling joy right in your pocket. 💐
They also host creative talks in London & NY: www.itsnicethat.com/nicer-tuesdays
They also host creative talks in London & NY: www.itsnicethat.com/nicer-tuesdays
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📵use the scroll time to instead educate yourself on the billionaires making money off of your life and attention with these apps (i.e. how much money they make per minute/post, how algorithms are made like slot machines, subliminal targeted ads between posts, etc.) and you will find yourself naturally disgusted/enraged every time you open those apps instead of ashamed/frustrated. it's difficult to pull yourself out of a scroll, but the more you practice, the easier it can become. highly recommend the yt vid that hazelisonline made on this!! good luck 🍻
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🎶I switched from spotify almost a year ago- it felt weird at first but I couldn't imagine going back. I buy myself 1 cd a month off bandcamp like a little treat- costs the same as a monthly spotify subscription AND now you get to own the physical media AND the original high quality wav files that the artist uploaded themselves. Spotify, Apple, and yt cut sound quality significantly and listening to the same albums on bandcamp feels like hearing it all for the first time. Also the artists actually get the money you pay, bandcamp only takes a very small portion. Ik not all artists are on bandcamp tho, so for that I'll go onto YouTube with an adblocker. Now i have a great cd collection and I never worry about ads