Musings Of Sporring - Issue #40

November 20, 2021

Wow, my 40th issue... This is huge on so many levels for me.

This issue also marks a shift in my publishing pace. I have decided to make it a monthly issue. With (probably) extra issues sometimes. Bi-Weekly publishing has been challenging and fun, but now it's time to start focusing on my writing of articles and the book(s), and life in general as my move is finally coming to an end. I have been living with my daughter and her family for the past six months and it has worked out beautifully, but now I'm moving into a yard house on their property. A 'tiny house' with all the facilities needed.

A Journal Of Thoughts

  1. I have been going through a lot of changes the past two months, and I'm so happy that I can feel the changes in my psyche as well as physically. One of my closest friends Eric, said that since we git to know each other (2008?) he had never seen such a massive change with me.

  2. I have finished my neuro therapy now, and boy, what a difference that had made. But since Parkinson is a degenerative decease I guess in 2-3 years time I hope to get back there and repeat my regimen.

  3. I'm setting up my schedule to continue the training I have done at Stor Sköndal.

My Recent Articles

And it’s about time some things go my way, and life is getting more worry-free after a long time of loneliness and heartache. And life is like that, and I would like to…

There are many theories and even formulas on what makes something a success; some things we can with some certainty predict others we can’t. As my fellow writer friend Derek Moore pointed out in an…

I have two times a week been going through neuro-rehab for my Parkinsons. That has been, let’s say it unkind to me the past year. As part of that rehab, you can see a pencase that I designed and made…

Don’t Know Why? Read This!. “Why Being A Note Maker Is Better” is published by Anders (Andy) Sporring in Taking Notes.

Choosing a title for your article can be a win or lose. There are a lot of theories about this, and everyone has got an opinion, so I leave it with that. I have tried many of those tips, and I have…

Links To Articles I Find Interesting

The work that I'm best known for is flow theory and the studies of flow experience. People have applied the studies all over the world, and it has influenced many schools, factories, offices, and even political systems.

Taking notes in the form of journaling is analogous to having a conversation with my own mind. The realization struck me as, over time, my usage of Roam Research to document my daily thoughts, ideas, musings, research findings, and insights grew more frequent.

New ideas power our world. They are the source of every great advancement mankind has ever known. So it’s not surprising that entire ecosystem of creativity tools has sprung up to support their generation, capture, incubation, evaluation and implementation.

What do Alex Berenson, Bari Weiss, and Glenn Greenwald have in common? They’ve all railed against being deplatformed—be it a Twitter ban or the loss of a job at a prestigious publication—only to find a new home and great riches on Substack.

I want to listen to podcasts more than I should. However; I have to get past the issue I have with any media that I listen too — I want to take notes on everything that I listen too.

My Latest Photo On Instagram

YouTube Findings

This Voice seasons youngest singer, only 14 years old and she sings like a pro! I believe she might have a chance to take home the victory.

Kelly Clarkson's team is out of this world

You don’t work from home. You work online.

You might happen to be at home, but the fact that you are at home has absolutely nothing to do with your job.

— Ben Thompson

Not The End, But....

You don’t work from home. You work online.

You might happen to be at home, but the fact that you are at home has absolutely nothing to do with your job.

— Ben Thompson