Tag: progress
Of Questions and Questioning
Let us look at the great metaphysical question of “How does Nothing become Something?” Or if we were to translate it into a more pragmatic phrasing, we can say: “How does one go from not writing into completing a written thing?” At the moment, two ways of going about this case comes to mind. The…
On routines and deadlines, maybe
My usual work routine starts like this: with enough caffeine to inspire the day, I complete at least one art piece (ideally a painting, but contributing to almost complete half-done mini sketching notebooks is also acceptable), then I write, on the computer, at least a thousand words as warm up, and if my hands are…
It’s neither the small stuff nor the big ones that really matter
Habit-building is one of those things that come easy to me, as well as creating and following a schedule and getting a lot of things done. Those are my things. Call me type A, INTJ, or whatever. But what helps me with all of those comes with a particular health consequence: chronic stress. I’ve only…
Life is not a puzzle but maybe it’s a game
In defense of “going back to square one” and life’s constant flow of struggles and suffering, Gyu and Jav talk about progress, Meet the Robinsons, Daniel Sloss, and why life doesn’t get easier. Oh! how maybe—just maybe—that’s not such a bad thing after all. Listen to the full episode right here! Or on Spotify by…
So, what now? And what if…
After a failed attempt at discussing whatever-has-been-happening, Gyuri and Javi contemplate on progress, leave of absence, and existence in this 2-part episode. So, what now? What if? and many other pandemic-induced questions that the two try to discuss in part one. To be continued next week with more late-night caffeinated existential crises. Listen to the…