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The Early Riser Day 24 🎙🌅
Dog has an inflamed bladder and needs to pee often.
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The Early Riser Day 23 🎙🌅
Trying to get the dog out into the freezing cold for a walk.
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(I can’t wait for Albums on the mac)
The Early Riser Day 22 🎙🌅
Waking up before the alarm.
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The Early Riser Day 21 🎙🌅
Three weeks straight.
PuppyCast 12 🐶🎙
Meeting a big corgi. Puppy school starts next week. Training wait and going to a place. Leash training success. Using daytum to track potty training.
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The Early Riser Day 20 🎙🌅
Snowplow Alarm
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The Early Riser Day 19 🎙🌅
Podcastus Interuptus.
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The Early Riser Day 18 🎙🌅
Waking the dog
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The Early Riser Day 17 🎙🌅
Half an hour earlier and a snow rabbit.
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The Early Riser Day 16 🎙🌅
Waking up in the night wasn’t a problem.
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The Early Riser Day 15 🎙🌅
The earliest riser.
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Notes on Notes - Increment by Increment
Writing notes and connecting them is a practice of incremental improvement. You start with something and turn it into something better over time.
In order to do this, you have to be interested in what you are doing. You will also notice how the definition of “better” is likely to change with time. In this sense having a notes system won’t lead to perfection. But it will lead to improvement.
Notes on Notes - Change
There will be ebbs and flows. As you change, your note taking practice is likely to change. Some things might fall into disrepair. Others become important. Your note taking system might fall dormant for a while. It happens.
Is this good? Bad? Otherwise? Reflect upon why you want to do it, if evidence tells a different story. Be kind.