Here i am, starting a daily blog challenge

Maybe I’ll horribly fail. Who knows. It’s about the process, not the goal.

So apparently, daily blogging not only helps you remember the things you want to remember, but actually improves your thinking structure and enables you to evaluate events and newly gained knowledge in a more meaningful way.

Sounds awesome! But will it work?

Here are the basic rules of doing the daily blog challenge, carefully assembled by my glorious self by searching through the internet. (Googling for about 10 minutes)

  • Make it timely, a great first timeframe is around 30 days.

I have no clue wether I’ve got the mindset of writing publicly each and every day or not. But even if i break the chain, end up writing stupid non-sense or share secrets i should not have shared, i think like this challenge will give me an opportunity to reflect more about stuff that matters to me and improve my english skills.

Here are some rules I’ve made for myself:

  • I'll try to share tech knowledge i think is uncommon outside the tech-bubble.

So why not try it. Have fun reading it.

Fuzzy Search

A place to remember, reflect and share. I search for answers about Programming, Parenting, Privacy and Productivity.

Florian Schuttkowski

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Professional shower-thinker, code monkey, tech enthusiast and father • Deleting derived data is part of my mo(u)rning routine • Impressum: https://flowinho.com

Fuzzy Search

A place to remember, reflect and share. I search for answers about Programming, Parenting, Privacy and Productivity.

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