My Actifit Report Card: May 9 2021

I haven’t been posting updates for the last few weeks because the app’s been misbehaving and not counting my steps.

That’s a moot point now because I got a Fitbit as a graduation present, and now I’ve got that as a way to track my activity. It’s nice because it has some killer features like sleep analysis (spoiler: I don’t get enough) and will do things like reminding me to drink water, which is good because I live in a hot desert and I really need to keep on top of that as the days get hotter.

I haven’t been doing writing consistently over the last couple weeks. Some of that’s just a lack of focus, some of it’s a consequence of being “lazy” and feeling sort of aimless. I’m going to write it off as a post-graduation vacation and get good about it in the near short-term future.

I’m hoping to finish my book on pacifism by the end of May, and I’m also working on some books that I intend to use as curriculum materials (particularly for storytelling elements and writing strong essays).

These will be short and not really intended for commercial use, but I figure I’ll make them available because why not?

Also got some reading done. Mises’ Human Action, Hoppe’s Democracy, Aristotle’s Poetics, and Mises’ Bureaucracy. Currently, I’m working on Rothbard’s What Has Government Done to Our Money? while still reading through the book on the trivium. There are things going on in it that are beyond me, so I’ve been taking it quite slowly to make sure that I don’t come to erroneous conclusions.

I know some of that reading is from before my most recent update, but I figure it’s worth mentioning. I’ve been trying to be diligent about keeping up in all domains of activity, even though my writing’s fallen aside of late. I hope to be back in the full swing of things starting tomorrow.

This report was published via Actifit app (Android | iOS). Check out the original version here on actifit.io

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