Something from the vaults... no, I mean, journals. ✍️ 🤠

Who would have thought that a wild Friday in my early thirties would mean 3 joints and staying up all night watching YouTube videos about the Bible?

1000 co days of 100+ pushups per day ✅️ #ProofOfWork #100aDayTillIDie

Thanks for reaching out! Just sent you an email :)

The soul wants to create, the ego wants to take credit.

How about an island? 🌴 ☀️ 🌊 🤠

I appreciate the kind words brother! 🙏 There's actually a fair few things I've been involved with in the past that I haven't shared with my #nostr friends yet, but I might share some blasts from the past with y'all soon!

From what I understand, yes. As per ChatGPT: 1. Customer orders on your website. 2. You place the order through IngramSpark and enter the customer's shipping address. 3. IngramSpark prints and ships directly to the customer.

It's not that difficult to do. I've been using Lulu.com to self-publish & ship orders made via my website to most places worldwide. Ingram Spark should potentially be an even better option in terms of price/quality, but setting up the account and book formatting had a steeper learning curve there, plus I couldn't sign up as an Estonian business, which was a problem for me as well. And for selling (which is the actual hard part), you don't even need a purpose-made website to do it, you can also list it and take orders via , any messenger app, etc.

Been clocking in at the new job for over a month now. What I said below still stands though: I am grateful for the job, but would rather work on freedom & love-oriented projects. Quality timber is good, packing it well is great, but freedom and love are essential. Heal & Fix the world is what I want to engage in. I'd also happily work a "regular" job in service of other Bitcoiners or value-aligned people. There is something much deeper about knowing who you're working with and what you're helping to build together as opposed to "just doing your job" and not caring about who or what it serves. In addition, the current job does not make much use of my biggest muscle - the creative muscle. More details about me & my previous job experience (in addition to the sawmill job) in the notes quoted down below.