White solidarity and the bullet journal

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Feb 21, 2021

Explore a unique approach to goal setting with insights from a personal Bullet Journal method. The hosts discuss overcoming addiction to social media and share strategies for a healthier online experience. One dives into the complexities of discussing racism, highlighting small actionable steps for progress. Humor and camaraderie shine as they reflect on life transitions, from boat licenses to the challenges of self-publishing. Plus, practical tips for managing notifications and enhancing productivity keep things engaging and relatable.

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Intro

00:00 • 2min

Reflections on Life and Publishing

01:53 • 12min

Harnessing Productivity Tools and Overcoming Work Challenges

13:51 • 2min

Navigating Transitions: Goals and Growth

15:40 • 21min

Navigating Goals with Bullet Journaling

36:53 • 6min

Navigating Social Media and Racism

43:22 • 11min

Managing Notifications and Time Efforts

54:13 • 4min

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Inger and Jason are now fully back at work. Jason is is relieved people have welcomed him back into his new/old job and got his boat license so he can cruise around Port Phillip Bay. Inger has re-activated her noodle-eating lunching coven, who are keen on her making good on her threat to write a series of Canberra based romance novels called the Professors In Love series.

Looks like it's going to be an interesting year.

It's Jason's turn to do a deep dive this week and he shares his deeply personal, but highly practical method of goal setting with his friend Shainal. He ties this method in with a description of how he's integrated the Bullet Journal method by Ryder Carroll. Inger is a bit skeptical the bullet journal thing is just a form of academic scrap booking, but he turns her around.

Inger has managed to make her Twitter feed less addictive by making it more boring and actually finished a couple of books. She talks about two in particular: White Fragility by Robyn DiAngelo and 'The Science of Storytelling' by Will Storr. She's also made it through the first chapter of a re-read of '7 habits of highly effective people' and finding her opinion about it being problematic to be correct. Jason is only reading the fun bits.

Jason's two minute tip will change your relationship with your smart watch, you know - if you have one.

Things we mentioned:
The Bullet Journal Method by Ryder Carroll
The science of story telling website
A review of White Fragility by Robyn DiAngelo

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