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Posts about life and mindset: habits, decisions and living abroad.
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🍷 [Giving up alcohol] is winning the battle for a better life Honestly, I’m not surprised. Alcohol, while fun, is 💩. Way overrated in my opinion, and unfortunately widely accepted and seen as better than many other less harmful things. Link to the full list 👇
Launching new products is scary. A ton of hours spent on something that might end up being worth nothing. And the closer you get to the finish line, the more you want to say fuck it all.
I made it free and no sign-up needed. 🔥 The list of things most likely to “change your life” It has 50k+ data points and 441 things: habits, supplements, books, therapies, diets, objects, and medications. Each one is ranked based on what people who’ve tried it say.
1/ What you can do Some things you can do on the site: 🔎 Search for anything you’ve tried 🗂️ Filter by category 🔄 Switch between “Changed my life” and “Helped a lot or more” 🌍 See votes from everyone or just votes from the site ⭐ Rate anything you’ve tried with one tap And if something’s missing, you can suggest it 👇
2/ Supplements Want to know which supplements people say work? Filter by “Supplements,” choose “Helped a lot or more,” and there you go: 🥇 Melatonin: 57% 🥈 L-theanine: 55% 🥉 NAC: 50% And the chart marks out two areas:
3/ Each thing has its own page Each thing has its own page, where you can see: 📊 How everyone responded, from “Made things worse” to “Changed my life” 🏆 Where it ranks in its category 🔗 Similar things you can check out too For example, weightlifting 👇 jeravalue.com/es/life-changing/weightlifting
4/ What’s missing Right now there are 360+ things waiting for votes, including all the books and objects 📚 If any of them changed your life (or did absolutely nothing for you), vote. With 30 responses, it shows up on the chart. And if something’s missing? Suggest it and I’ll add it once I’ve reviewed it ✍️ 👉 jeravalue.com/es/life-changing
Last week I was playing around with uncensored Qwen locally. I asked it for “effective life hacks that aren’t ethical.” It pisses me off, because I’ve seen (and suffered) plenty of them. Still, I found its last thought pretty interesting:
Another interesting concept. I asked it: what’s the most extreme and important question I should ask an uncensored LLM? And its answer was:
of course, my next question was “what am I really asking?” A slightly less interesting result, but I like the abstraction it makes: “your last two questions were about leverage.”
I remember a long time ago, maybe 7 or 8 years back, reading someone on Twitter saying: “Writing on Twitter has changed my life. You reading this, do it. Put yourself out there.”
It's hard to get out of your bubble. For example: in my circle of friends, cheating on exams wasn't normal. Neither was shoplifting. And especially not in high school. So I more or less tacitly assumed it wasn't common.
In your hardest moments, you’ll be alone. Not because you’ll be short on friends, a partner, or family. But because your hardest moment will come when everyone goes to bed and you’re left alone with your thoughts.
Yeah, making over 100k a year is great. My main goal when I came to Switzerland was to find a better life: to escape the lower middle class and find hope for a brighter future.
I'm moving back to Spain 🇪🇸 For those of you who missed yesterday's big news: over the next few months, I'm leaving my job in Switzerland and moving back to Spain to work on my projects full time. I have too many ideas and too much to do. And not enough time.
How hard it is to work under uncertainty while everyone else seems so sure of their future. You watch the world move forward while you stay frozen in space and time, building with broken boards a project you don’t even know will ever see the light of day.
