I genuinely feel silly writing out these instructions. It’s an incredibly simple system to make your journal more actionable—or to actually start a journaling practice. As always, it may not be for everyone, but it’s done wonders for me. I still use Plus Minus Next journaling for my weekly review, and interstitial journaling makes it even easier to go back to see what went well and what didn’t during your week.

Interstitial journaling: combining notes, to-do and time tracking

nesslabs.com

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“Living well does not mean avoiding suffering; it means suffering for the right reasons.”—Mark Manson

Everything Is F*cked

by Mark Manson

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How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big is a guide to succeed despite your failures. Adams admits he has failed at more things than anyone he has ever met. But, he managed to transition from working in an office to being the creator of a world-famous comic strip within a few years. The key to this success were fundamental principles that he picked up along the way. This book outlines these principles and how they will benefit you more than what society suggests is best for you and your future.

How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big

by Scott Adams

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The puzzle of procrastinating via procrastivity, of avoiding tasks via avoided tasks, and the characteristics of procrastivity tasks that can perhaps help us turn procrastination against itself.

Procrastivity (a.k.a. Sneaky Avoidance)

psychologytoday.com

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We read and watch a lot about productivity and time management these days. We also have a lot of productivity tools and apps at our disposal. However, it is important to get familiar with the basic mistakes that we might be committing while considering ourselves to be productive.

4 Common Mistakes That Ruin Your Productivity

medium.com

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