Monthly Summary: March 2019
Personal Highlights
- Finished recording an audition for an online course platform
- Visited Musical Theater in Gdynia. It was great as usual!
- Spend a lot of time listening to music
- Got homemade mead as a gift
- Tried a new ramen bar
- Ate a lot of tacos while discussing plans for Vagrant Vibes
- Got a surprise Arctic Breakfast
- Went to a concert of ROD and Żywiołak
- Pitched two article ideas to a publication I always wanted to write for
- Tried pizza with vegan “mozarella”
- Prepared crispy tofu in peanut glaze
- Met a person online who seems to be a potential mentor
- Made progress with Multiroom Audio project
Favorite Works
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Books
- Yuval Noah Harari “Sapiens”
- Daniel H Pink “Drive”
- Margaret E. Atwood “The Handmaid’s Tale”
- Daniel Kahneman “Thinking, Fast and Slow”
Books in Blinks
via Blinkist
- “We Are Displaced”
- “Genius Foods”
- “The Miracle Morning”
- “The Dip”
- “Digital Minimalism”
- “21 Lessons for the 21st Century”
- “The Uninhabitable Earth”
- “The Design of Everyday Things”
- “Dark Money”
- “Fanatical Prospecting”
Articles
- “The power of culture: how to hire and attract amazing people” by Aytekin Tank
- “5 Simple Steps to Earn $5,000/Month From Medium” by Anthony Moore
- “I Reinvent Myself Every 6 Months and So Should You” by Danny Forest
- “This Icelandic Tradition Is the Best Holiday Ritual for Bibliophiles” by Jessica Stillman
- “Stoicism And Digital Minimalism: An Interview With Computer Scientist And Bestselling Author Cal Newport” by Daily Stoic
- “19 Powerful Techniques to Build a Reading Habit” by Nick Wignall
- “12 interesting ways people are making money online with their knowledge” by Alex Mathers
I’ve mostly listened to my home stereo from which I do not scrobble tracks. The results are, therefore, way off from the actual.
Best Music Albums
Best Music Tracks
For more see Last.fm
The theme for the upcoming month
Move outdoors.
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