No clue. I had no clue. Thanks, dude. https://twitter.com/steve228uk/status/1141278515599425537
A few of you have asked. The band I run sound for: @JustUs_Band
Give them a follow for gig updates. The next one is July 12 at @OMNIBrewing. Be sure to say hi if you come. 👋
One of central Minnesota’s hottest groups playing a great variety of classic rock, country, and current hits.
I really need to start checking in on @Setapp regularly. They're always adding and updating, which means every time I open the app there are new toys to play with.
(note: affiliate link)
https://buff.ly/31DCEFx
Well deserved, my friend. And well done. https://twitter.com/MacSparky/status/1141760501468188672
This one exceeded my expectations significantly. Definitely a fun one to go through. https://twitter.com/bookwormfm/status/1142011276912156673
70: Free to Focus by Michael Hyatt – Bookworm
A system to help you achieve more *and* do less? It may sound too good to be true, but that's exactly what today's book promises to deliver. Join Joe &...
My wife and I have a trip planned to Banner Elk, NC in July for our 10th anniversary. Anyone have recommendations on places we HAVE to visit?
A perfect arena for a rodeo. Tonight I let my redneck roots come out. 🤠 #prcarodeo https://www.instagram.com/p/By8z3BenxEj/?igshid=1p0zg4rt2t9d9
The site that taught me (and hooked me) on vim as a text editor. Thanks, @stevelosh!
"Learn Vimscript the Hard Way"
https://buff.ly/zHscA9
Lyme Disease is less than fun. The symptoms derive from whole-body inflammation, which is tricky to understand.
So I was thrilled to find this enlightening article by @JonathanSShaw about inflammation in general. Well done, sir.
"Raw and Red-Hot"
https://buff.ly/2L1ZuCw
That’s awesome! So cool to see these shirts in the wild. https://twitter.com/pstanoch/status/1141513583458738177
But, isn't it usually the case that using a tool intentionally leads to better results? As opposed to using them randomly?
"I spent a month on LinkedIn to find out if it's a waste of time" by @eatwholegrain
https://buff.ly/2IVWC8v
Maybe I’m just now noticing this trend but it seems like more and more folks are moving to @gitlab. Anyone have stats on this? Or least a theory? Or a contradiction? https://twitter.com/kalilinux/status/1141362125786570752
A special treat for myself. I’ve wanted this Dan Henry 1964 for quite some time.
“What Medieval People Got Right About Learning” by @ScottHYoung
https://buff.ly/2WvKiCI
Planning a redesign of http://joebuhlig.com and starting to write again. Any design recommendations for personal blogs?
Trying to keep things super lightweight, but modern. Though, those could be contradicting. 🤔
Reading the next book for @bookwormfm and I'm already finding quotables (in the introduction) that resonate:
"...writing motivates you to look closely at life, at life as it lurches by and tramps around." - @ANNELAMOTT via Bird by Bird
As an avid Dark Mode fan, this made me stop and reconsider...
and then go change icons on my iPhone to dark versions everywhere possible.
¯_(ツ)_/¯
"The Dark Side of Dark Mode" by @adamengst
Apple has pushed Dark Mode hard in Mojave, and it will appear in iOS 13 as well. If Apple thinks Dark Mode is such a good idea, should you switch...
Well, I'm making the decision to step back into Twitter after a long hiatus. Experimenting with scheduled check-in times and such.
That said, hello again! :wave:
69: Emotional Intelligence by Daniel Goleman – Bookworm
It can be difficult to measure, but the topic of emotional intelligence is a worthwhile study for anyone with a desire to reach their full potential. In today's episode, Joe...
68: How to Take Smart Notes by Sönke Ahrens – Bookworm
It's been said that for a writer, nothing is as intimidating as a blank page. But the author of today's book says that doesn't have to be the case. Join...
67: Quiet by Susan Cain – Bookworm
The rise of the Extroverted Ideal has led to a world that can't stop talking. But where does that leave you if you find groups exhausting or prefer to work...
66: Extreme Ownership by Jocko Willink & Leif Babin – Bookworm
We can't control everything that happens to us, but how might our lives look different if we assumed ownership for them anyway? That's the topic Joe & Mike examine in...
65: Drunk Tank Pink by Adam Alter – Bookworm
Our environment shapes our thoughts and actions in myriad ways, without our permission or even our knowledge. In today's episode, Joe & Mike discover the subtle but substantial ways in...
64: Digital Minimalism by Cal Newport – Bookworm
Few things have impacted our everyday lives as much as the smartphone. In today's episode, Joe & Mike discuss the fallout from our digital addictions and contemplate Cal Newport's radical...
Verifying myself: I am joebuhlig on http://Keybase.io. eQ7UwK-T0CcuhXdF7CpC0lLxGodusHv29suf / https://keybase.io/joebuhlig/sigs/eQ7UwK-T0CcuhXdF7CpC0lLxGodusHv29suf
63: Atomic Habits by James Clear – Bookworm
Can small habits really transform your life and deliver amazing results? Author James Clear believes they can. In today's episode, Joe and Mike revisit a familiar topic to tackle one...
Apparently, I like to rate books at 4.0. 🤷♂️ https://twitter.com/tdeadville/status/1095989432988168193
I have to admit that I maybe had a little too much fun at @BobbleheadJoe’s expense. 😉 https://twitter.com/bookwormfm/status/1095786948604686336
62: The Four Tendencies by Gretchen Rubin – Bookworm
Have you ever struggled to achieve a goal, even though you were fully committed to and believed in it? Today's book gives you a simple framework to help you understand...
