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The first newsletter shipped a day early. Walking held as the body foundation. The time-of-day rule mostly worked. Sleep stayed broken, and it turns out that's a process problem, not a motivation problem.
This was the body-basics week. LoseIt 2/7. Bedtime 1/7. C25K 0/3. The operating system meanwhile kept evolving. The pattern has a name now.
The CNI wrap-up shipped four days late. The post-mortem went one layer deeper than productive procrastination — to the energy loop that was making it inevitable.
I went to the conference that was supposed to force the ship. It didn't. Tonight I named the pattern and shrunk the first ship.
I generated 33 ideas this week and shipped zero creative works. Tomorrow I fly to a conference. Maybe that's the forcing function I need.
I shipped more in a two-and-a-half-hour Sunday evening sprint than I did in most full workdays this week. I'm not sure what to do with that information.
I'm reviving an interactive sticker activity from SxSW 2005 for Museums and the Web 2019, inspired by recent conversations about community engagement at conferences.
A curated collection exploring how technology and design enhance learning for children, covering machine-guided education, creative toy design, motivation strategies, and infant cognitive development through optimal stimulation levels.
I'm encouraging support for my friends Chris and Aaron's Austin-based cartoon studio, Squirrelworks, as they compete in an Animation Magazine contest that could lead to TV opportunities.
