Happy Monday!
Last week I published Writers Credo: A Tool for Writers Who Get Lost Frequently. Itās something Iāve since printed out and put on the wall of my home office to remind myself of whatās important as a writer. Definitely worth the read (though Iām admittedly biased) if youāre a writer and struggle with the rollercoaster that writing tends to be.
Onto the newsletter:
The older I get, the less I care about lifting heavy and the more I care about exercising for longevity. With Spring here and Summer around the corner, I took to the internet to search for a new workout program (because who doesnāt want to look their best at the pool?)
That led me to Fitify. Itās a phone-based app where you put in your info, goals, and the equipment you have (or want to use), and then it generates a tailor-made workout plan based on those inputs.
Iām only a week into the kettlebell workout I went with ā so take from that what you will ā but so far Iām loving it. Hereās the link to the app if youāre interested. It does cost money to sign up ($10/mo or less if you sign up yearly), but they have a free trial for you to try it out. Iām not an affiliate or anything, just legitimately happy with the product.
Dare I say itās the best fitness app Iāve used to date š².
Someone in /r/ethereum posted this update on the upcoming ethereum merger āallegedlyā happening later this year. Thereās a lot of good information if youāre at all curious, and I even found out that itās no longer being called āETH 2.0ā. (Might be time for Coinbase to update its terminology.)
Here are the highlights:
The full post is worth the read as there are way too many highlights to hit āem all without just recreating the post.
When Naval Ravikant tweets, I listen. Hereās a quote from his latest gem:
āPeople think they canāt change themselves, but they can.
People think they can change others, but they canāt.ā
Have a good (no, GREAT) week.
Best,
Jason
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