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We talk about intentional technology use, wise app choices, mindful productivity and counter-cultural family life. We live in a forest and we publish podcasts and cinematic vlogs.
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Digital minimalist parenting fosters an environment where children can learn to use technology as a tool without succumbing to its addictive and manipulative aspects.
In this podcast, we discuss six things we wish we had learned at 20. We advise trying new things, not being afraid to fail, building habits, starting a family early, following your dreams, and surrounding yourself with positive people. We also share some minimal news and personal updates.
Let's face it - timeblocking can be a difficult and stressful process to get started with and maintain. But, when done right, it can be an incredibly helpful tool to optimize your productivity.
During our conversation, we explored the idea that AI could represent a significant turning point in human civilization, drawing parallels with the development of the atomic bomb.
If you're looking for a way to streamline your email management and improve collaboration within your team, we highly recommend giving clever email applications a try.
You can easily categorize and prioritize your notes, making it easy to find the information you need when you need it. This can be especially valuable in a professional setting, where you may need to refer to notes from a meeting or presentation months or even years down the line.
The commodification of AI could also lead to its widespread use in trivial or unimportant tasks, rendering it less valuable than it could be. Smartphones are a good example of this phenomenon – once a cutting-edge development, they are now ubiquitous and not particularly innovative.
It is crucial to be aware of broken systems in our 2023 capitalist world. By identifying and understanding these systems, we can work towards finding solutions and improving our lives.
