1. Skincare
2. Kitchen
3. Creative hobby
4. Journal
5. Plan for the next day
6. Turning off technology 30 minutes / 1 hour before bed
7. Reading a book
Friday, September 9
Healthy Bedtime Habits (My Routine + DIY) : Rachel Talbott
1. Skincare
2. Kitchen
3. Creative hobby
4. Journal
5. Plan for the next day
6. Turning off technology 30 minutes / 1 hour before bed
7. Reading a book
Thursday, September 8
Cooking and related
I. Nisha Madhulika
1. How to make Soft Chapati - Roti
II. Tarla Dalal
1. Roti, Phulka, Chapati
2. Rajasthani Pakoda Kadhi
3. Vegetable Maggi
III. Joy of Baking
1. Marble Cake
2. Lemon Frosted Lemon Cake
IV. Misc
1. How To Use A Convection Microwave
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Fav. Veg:
1. Aloo tamatar (rasila)
2. Phoolgobhi-aloo
3. Bhindi
4. Shimla mirch-aloo
5. Sukhe aloo
Fav Dal:
Arhar dal
1. How to make Soft Chapati - Roti
II. Tarla Dalal
1. Roti, Phulka, Chapati
2. Rajasthani Pakoda Kadhi
3. Vegetable Maggi
III. Joy of Baking
1. Marble Cake
2. Lemon Frosted Lemon Cake
IV. Misc
1. How To Use A Convection Microwave
_____________________________________________
Fav. Veg:
1. Aloo tamatar (rasila)
2. Phoolgobhi-aloo
3. Bhindi
4. Shimla mirch-aloo
5. Sukhe aloo
Fav Dal:
Arhar dal
My Top Productivity Practice : Developer Tea
https://spec.fm/podcasts/developer-tea/44535
My Top Productivity Practice
1. Write down everything that you have to do.
Don't separate work and home.
Put an [x] next to the things that are non-negotiables. Things that absolutely have to be done.
Prioritize the entire list including the non-negotiables.
2. Pomodoro Technique. Have a goal for your rest time.
My Top Productivity Practice
1. Write down everything that you have to do.
Don't separate work and home.
Put an [x] next to the things that are non-negotiables. Things that absolutely have to be done.
Prioritize the entire list including the non-negotiables.
2. Pomodoro Technique. Have a goal for your rest time.
Tuesday, September 6
Three Things Aspiring Developers Should Be Doing Today : Developer Tea
1. Eliminate the bottom 20.
Cutting out the bottom 20% of what you are spending your time on.
Identify the activities you are participating in, that are not adding value to your life.
This is really an exercise of focus.
This applies to both your professional and personal life.
What this does for you is that it provides margin. And that margin will allow you the space to focus on what actually provides value in your life.
Don't immediately fill that 20% up with work.
Its important that you have margin that is not filled up in your life.
2. Make one single value statement for the next six months.
Write it down.
Put it somewhere you can see it every single day.
(How you want to marginally grow in the next six months?)
Then derive more specific goals.
Stick with it for entire six months.
3. Make learning about yourself a priority.
Investing time in becoming self-aware, learning about yourself, that is time well spent.
Monday, September 5
How To Organize Your Life! : Brittany Vasseur
1. Set Routines
2. Planning
3. Weekly Schedule
4. Finances
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