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(I can press [[shift enter]] to write paragraphs, but switching to long form full text writing mode like I can in [[obsidian]] or [[hedgedoc]] could be better.)
- [[2022-03-26]]
- Write about this on [[flancia org]] after/while I [[edit]].
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- Write about this on [[flancia org]] after/while I [[edit]].
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- I want to execute it at least [[weekly]].
- I've been failing *hard* at this, now trying to come up with a [[plan]].
- [[push]] [[do]]
- open flancia.org in a designated tile now and start reading
- LATER open flancia.org in a designated tile now and start reading
- open [[book]] in a designated tile now and choose one section
- this was the wrong first step :)
- the right first step is: [[flancia repo]]
- the right first step is: get [[flancia repo]]
- a [[journal]]
- that I try to keep while editing
- [[pull]] [[pushes]]
- [[2021-01-07]]
- [[meta]] what I could implement as a way of setting up [[reinforcement loops]] could help here: push dates (future) to actions, then write in the target context (the action) as a log that 'acks' the incoming pushes -- or don't, and they'll show up as unfulfilled.
- [[meta]] what I could implement as a way of setting up [[reinforcement loops]] could help here: push dates (future) to actions, then write in the target context (the action) as a log that 'acks' the incoming pushes -- or don't, and they'll show up as unfulfilled.
- [[2022-03-26]]
- [[meta]] wow, I can't believe it's been [[more than a year]] since I wrote that I needed to edit more, then proceeded not to edit.
- just run [[editing]]