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Read time: 1 minute, 305 words. Today is March 15. The Ides of March. So I find myself thinking about Julius Caesar. Not how he died. But how he once got kidnapped by pirates. They demanded 20 talents for his release. He laughed. He told them to ask for 50. Even as a hostage, he refused a discount on himself. Maybe confidence is not optimism. Maybe it is pricing yourself correctly. So, where in your life are you still underquoting your own worth? -Kabirโโ โ Seven Point Sunday – March 15 โJaron Lanier. Computer scientist, writer, musician, and technology critic whose career spans virtual reality research, classical music composition, and cultural commentary. โก๏ธ Productivity โObsidian. Local-first note-taking app built around linking ideas over time. Especially useful if you want a thinking system that compounds quietly without feeds, notifications, or algorithmic pressure. ๐ฐ Wealth One-Month Cash Drill. Calculate exactly how much you spend in a normal month. Then make sure that amount exists in one single account that you can access instantly, without selling anything or transferring between institutions. ๐ Books โThe Paradox of Choice by Barry Schwartz. A book about how abundance can quietly reduce satisfaction and increase anxiety. Particularly useful for decisions about work, money, and commitments where optionality turns into overload. ๐ต Music โBlue by Joni Mitchell. Written during a period of personal upheaval, the album uses open guitar tunings and sparse arrangements to prioritize emotional clarity over polish. Its confessional style reshaped how vulnerability could function as strength in songwriting. โ Describe a version of my life that looks efficient and impressive but feels hollow once I’m inside it. Explain what I gain from pursuing it and what it quietly costs me. โ โCan solitude be your creative superpower?โ โHappiness = Results – Expectationsโ โArt vs. contentโ
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