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LONG PART: I refer to my fiat mine days as Life 1.0 and now, after retirement, as Life 2.0. 

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I’ve been retire for a few years. I’…]]></itunes:subtitle>
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      <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>TL;DR - I processed a lot of fiat world stuff yesterday and this article by Ryan Holiday resonated with me: <np-embed url="https://ryanholiday.net/please-dont-do-this-to-yourself/"><a href="https://ryanholiday.net/please-dont-do-this-to-yourself/">https://ryanholiday.net/please-dont-do-this-to-yourself/</a></np-embed><br><br><br>LONG PART: I refer to my fiat mine days as Life 1.0 and now, after retirement, as Life 2.0. <br><br>I’ve been retire for a few years. I’ve made progress in deprogramming myself from a lot of Life 1.0 thinking and behaviors. That also means I’ve reached the point of dealing with the really ingrained stuff … like any project (art or writing) should, ultimately, end up with something to sell, and when it doesn’t, I feel guilty that I’ve “wasted my time.” I also feel anxious about starting a new project, given the assumption it has to produce something that will result in a “product” people will pay for. <br><br>I sat and worked with that for a few hours yesterday. Lots of notes and a few Kleenex. It’s a weird feeling, processing thoughts and emotions, cracking shells you didn’t realize you were living in. <br><br>End was result was clarity on 2 points …<br><br>1. Doing something without the end result of “something to sell” is still a work in progress for me (30 years of programming takes time and effort to undo). Nostr definitely helps with this, as I can share what I create here. Maybe I get sats; maybe not, but I believe sharing my art and writing here has a greater impact because there is so much less noise here that even a little signal like mine can reach someone and possible mean something to them. Which is why all the writing I’ve been keeping for “selling someday” will be coming out here, <a href='/tag/nostronly/'>#nostronly</a>, in 2025. 💜<br><br>2. “Waste of time” is a judgement; an evaluation determined by this inner productivity manager I have.  I’ve never felt I had an “inner critic” about my art or writing, but apparently this other voice is just as demanding. I have a friend who swam with whales and drift raced down an incredible mountain road. I don’t consider those a “waste of time” - I think they are incredible experiences and I’m glad she has them. If I sit and swatch 50 watercolor paints, some could judge that it’s not as a great an experience as swimming with whales, but that’s their comparison/evaluation/judgement based on how they would use their time; that there’s something better to do. Well, “better” is another judgement. And that inner productivity manager is just another someone else; someone I don’t need to listen to any more because the rules of Life 1.0 do not apply to my Life 2.0. <br><br><a href='/tag/randomthoughts/'>#randomthoughts</a> <a href='/tag/innerwork/'>#innerwork</a> <a href='/tag/processing/'>#processing</a> <a href='/tag/life/'>#life</a> <a href='/tag/retirement/'>#retirement</a> <a href='/tag/fiat/'>#fiat</a> <a href='/tag/rustypuppythoughts/'>#rustypuppythoughts</a> <a href='/tag/writing/'>#writing</a> <a href='/tag/art/'>#art</a> <a href='/tag/artstr/'>#artstr</a>  </p>
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      <itunes:summary><![CDATA[<p>TL;DR - I processed a lot of fiat world stuff yesterday and this article by Ryan Holiday resonated with me: <np-embed url="https://ryanholiday.net/please-dont-do-this-to-yourself/"><a href="https://ryanholiday.net/please-dont-do-this-to-yourself/">https://ryanholiday.net/please-dont-do-this-to-yourself/</a></np-embed><br><br><br>LONG PART: I refer to my fiat mine days as Life 1.0 and now, after retirement, as Life 2.0. <br><br>I’ve been retire for a few years. I’ve made progress in deprogramming myself from a lot of Life 1.0 thinking and behaviors. That also means I’ve reached the point of dealing with the really ingrained stuff … like any project (art or writing) should, ultimately, end up with something to sell, and when it doesn’t, I feel guilty that I’ve “wasted my time.” I also feel anxious about starting a new project, given the assumption it has to produce something that will result in a “product” people will pay for. <br><br>I sat and worked with that for a few hours yesterday. Lots of notes and a few Kleenex. It’s a weird feeling, processing thoughts and emotions, cracking shells you didn’t realize you were living in. <br><br>End was result was clarity on 2 points …<br><br>1. Doing something without the end result of “something to sell” is still a work in progress for me (30 years of programming takes time and effort to undo). Nostr definitely helps with this, as I can share what I create here. Maybe I get sats; maybe not, but I believe sharing my art and writing here has a greater impact because there is so much less noise here that even a little signal like mine can reach someone and possible mean something to them. Which is why all the writing I’ve been keeping for “selling someday” will be coming out here, <a href='/tag/nostronly/'>#nostronly</a>, in 2025. 💜<br><br>2. “Waste of time” is a judgement; an evaluation determined by this inner productivity manager I have.  I’ve never felt I had an “inner critic” about my art or writing, but apparently this other voice is just as demanding. I have a friend who swam with whales and drift raced down an incredible mountain road. I don’t consider those a “waste of time” - I think they are incredible experiences and I’m glad she has them. If I sit and swatch 50 watercolor paints, some could judge that it’s not as a great an experience as swimming with whales, but that’s their comparison/evaluation/judgement based on how they would use their time; that there’s something better to do. Well, “better” is another judgement. And that inner productivity manager is just another someone else; someone I don’t need to listen to any more because the rules of Life 1.0 do not apply to my Life 2.0. <br><br><a href='/tag/randomthoughts/'>#randomthoughts</a> <a href='/tag/innerwork/'>#innerwork</a> <a href='/tag/processing/'>#processing</a> <a href='/tag/life/'>#life</a> <a href='/tag/retirement/'>#retirement</a> <a href='/tag/fiat/'>#fiat</a> <a href='/tag/rustypuppythoughts/'>#rustypuppythoughts</a> <a href='/tag/writing/'>#writing</a> <a href='/tag/art/'>#art</a> <a href='/tag/artstr/'>#artstr</a>  </p>
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