Whoof, it’s really been a month since my last post? That…tracks, honestly.

Things are a bit better than last week, thankfully.

Oof, it’s been a while. Not surprising, as this has been the most stressful couple of months I’ve had in a long time.

What I Did

A little bit later than I intended, but…still counts!

I forgot I used to have the “What I Did/What I’ll Do” format for these - that’s a nice way to structure them.

So much for consistency. Forgive me Internet, for I have sinned - it has been five months since my last weeknotes.

Written from the Oakland airport, on my way to L.A. to attend a live show of Dimension 20 with my good friend Patrick.

God, time has flown by. Is this really the end of my fifth week at Vercel? Feels like a few days. That’s a good sign, I suppose!

Wow, have I really been at Vercel for three weeks? Time flies when you’re learning fast!

Continuing my pattern of writing “week"notes every fortnight. It’s not intentional, I swear, it’s just working out that way!

Looks like I’m averaging about one “weeknotes” post every two weeks. That’s actually not too bad!

I had intended to write this weeknotes on the amusing rabbit-hole of yak-shaving I’d fallen down:

Well this has already been an interesting experiment. Only one week in, and I already feel more motivated and focused to work on personal projects and the goals that I’d set. Some of that might just be the ephemeral “New System Energy” that is plentiful when you start a new organizational system or habit, but what the hey; even if it’s fleeting, I’ll gladly ride it as far as I can!

I’ve recently been struggling with a feeling of lack of tangible progress towards goals, or even of any idea of what those goals are or should be. Inspired both by GTD and by Simon Willison’s practice, I’ve decided to start writing “weeknotes” - records of what I’ve done each week, and what I’d like to focus on.