Even with music in my ears, I oftentimes find myself bored, no matter where, no matter what.
I’ve had substack for about 2-3 months now, and I can only recommend it.
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It’s a place of so many ideas and opinion— very eye opening.
You can find anything from tips and tricks from people who share your hobby, gently curated visions/literature/art, to political reports from someone who cares.
Give it a go:)
I finally locked in and made a substacked (only knew about Substack because of pi.fyi so… thanks!) I’m not the best writer so it’s really intimidating getting onto a platform that’s word heavy… also digitally anxious (being perceived digitally is tough) but I finally decided to just go to help with it and honestly I can’t wait to write more just for fun. I would like to see more people use it like it’s Wordpress or a diary! And if anyone has any substacked recs please let me know. It’s exciting or maybe it’s the dopamine rush. 🪽🦴🍸💭
I read way too many substacks — 350 plus subscriptions at last glance. I was reading so many that I started a substack about the interesting things I read. Subscribe for a bi-weekly dose of the finest the net has to offer and stay for the occasional guides to specific subjects. The recommended list to there are some strong examples I read anytime they hit the inbox.
I think I finally found a place to share my longest thoughts without the feeling of been judged. I feel that here on PI I can just spit some random things and there I can elaborate better with longer texts. these both apps are the perfect replacement for twitter and I love it
Literally just finished doing a flow outside, it’s nice to take at least 30 minutes a day to move slowly with myself. It’s helped my climbing a lot too, I’ve always been sort of flexible— but now I’m way more comfortable and intentional with it. I can only recommend:)
I think the casualness of every photo is what makes me love him.
On the 28th of June I went to see his exhibition at the Albertinum in Dresden, it was so cool.