I have noticed that my to-do list works only if I break down bigger tasks into smaller ones. Otherwise, I get overwhelmed with a big task, and nothing happens. At least when I break down into small tasks, something is done that is better than nothing.
I got this idea while researching how AI and gamification work. I found a company called Leantime, which has an open-source project management platform. They use gamification elements in it to help people with ADHD to stay on track. I thought, why not try breaking down my tasks on my to-do list and see how it works for me? And itโs a small success so far. I will take it.
I shared the photos of my plants only with followers because some guy yelled at me about why I live in Florida and have an account on the SFBA instance.
Usually, I block and move on. However, two different kinds of trolls in the last two days made me feel like I am on Twitter ๐คฎ๐คฎ๐คฎ.
I deleted my Twitter account and moved here to avoid getting into trolls again.
Anyway, I will get over this soon. Unlike Twitter, here 99.9% of people I have interacted with are kind and cool!
@Remittancegirl The same thing happened in India. The media boosted the wrong party, but people showed them what they wanted. They are still in power again. However, they are a coalition government now. They don't have the same power anymore.
A bunch of blue jays are chasing each other to dominate the mulberry tree prime location. Another pair is sitting on the moringa tree and watching the spectacle.
There are so many birds outside right now. I don't even remember the names of all of them. I know one pair is mourning dove, another is red cardinals.
Stargazing, #Gardening, #Futurama, #Startrek, #Music, #Books, #HardOfHearing, #LearningDesigner, #HearingAids, #GradStudent @ Georgetown, #AmateurDocumentaryMaker, want to learn creative coding, I would rather ask about your passion projects before I ask what you do for work