Wren Writes
Robin WrenProcrastinating writing through more writing. Other topics include: digital minimalism, productivity, and my thoughts on modern social media insanity. Also talking about technology as if I were a software developer or something.
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Where is the silent mode button? Or: Going to the movies—a study in anxiety
Going to the cinema used to look like this
I sit down in my place, I take out my phone. I find a silent mode button on the side, and I switch it on.
The phone vibrates, confirming it’s on silent. Haptic feedback, yay. I put the phon...
Chaotic creative's attempt at minimalism
The 5 AM yoga is not part of my life goals, but writing a novel is, and having a calm and focused mind is a necessary requirement to achieve that. Nowadays, this is not a thing that comes easily. We are going towards a reality where being a...
On digital note-taking and how it encourages pointlessly squirreling away content
When I wrote about the digital tools I use, I mentioned how I have been migrating my digital notes from Notion to AnyType.
That process forced me to look through all my Notion pages and decide for each of them whether I want to migrate or...
Imperfect but quirky, or how AI slop cured my perfectionist tendencies
I will not start this post by explaining what AI is and why it can negatively affect creative people—you have already heard all about it. Just to cover my bases, I want to make my opinion clear: yes, AI has many valid use cases, but art is...
The book with a poop emoji on the cover and why I am of two minds about it
In January, I have read a book titled “Enshittification. Why Everything Suddenly Got Worse and What to Do About It” by Cory Doctorow, and I would like to share a few thoughts about it.
“Enshittification” is a term coined by Cory Doctorow...
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