Keeping a small notebook
A pocket notebook does not need to be tidy. Writing a line or two each day, even a half-formed thought, makes it easier to notice what you actually care about.
Short notes on reading, writing and slow everyday things.
A pocket notebook does not need to be tidy. Writing a line or two each day, even a half-formed thought, makes it easier to notice what you actually care about.
Coffee, a window, and no screen for the first twenty minutes. It sounds trivial, but it changes how the rest of the day feels.
Rereading is underrated. Each time the same pages say something slightly different, mostly because the reader has changed.
Plain text files, a folder structure that fits on one screen, and a weekly review. Most of what I need fits in that.