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The Art of Not Losing My Mind

Daily writing promptWhat is the biggest challenge you will face in the next six months?View all responses Biggest challenge in the next six months? Not losing my mind in a world that thinks “busy” is a personality trait. I’m serious. The grind never stops. Work. Bills. Notifications. Everyone sprinting like there’s a trophy for Most Exhausted Human. I’m not chasing that garbage anymore. My challenge is doing less. Camping more. Sitting in a chair that folds weird and judging the […]

https://ericfoltin.com/2026/02/24/the-art-of-not-losing-my-mind/

Last night's relaxing-ish time with "A Little to the Left".

https://youtu.be/q4uG082EzWU

#Nidonemo #calmgaming #organization #ALittletotheLeft #calm #relaxedgaming #relax #smallstreamer #smallstreamers #furry #furrystreamer #fox #foxstreamer #streamer #funny #silly #comedy #sass #sassy

We're starting a new game tonight, "A Little to the Left" at 8pm cst!

Only on:

https://www.twitch.tv/nidonemo

#Nidonemo #calmgaming #calm #relaxedgaming #relax #smallstreamer #smallstreamers #furry #furrystreamer #fox #foxstreamer #streamer #funny #silly #comedy #sass #sassy

bart is listening som death metal for reasons of relaxation 😁 #deathmetal #metal #music #relax #headphones #bobfish #plushies

We listen to this: https://youtu.be/78DIguY106s #music #celtic #relax #forest

Слухаємо: https://youtu.be/78DIguY106s #music #celtic #relax #forest

#tomcat #relax #chill #funny #sleeping #smile 🤠

The weekend has finally landed..

Have a great one!

#weekend #nicepint #daysoff #relax #huzzah

#machining #asmr #relax

For those of us that love old metalworking machines this channel is awesome.

My dad had a machine shop and he passed away just as he was winding the business down and my kids were toddlers.

I was in no position to keep and look after the machines, all from an era before electronic readouts, never mind CNC capabilities.

There was the old Monarch lathe that he restored, the Deckel vertical mill that came from Germany. It was his first brand new machine. We also had a really nice Hardinge turret lathe and a surface grinder.

What I really regret letting go are the micrometers, gage blocks, and granite surface plate.

So I watch the "Inheritance Machining" channel. He has an amazingly good sense of how to photograph his work, a dry sense of humor, and a calm presentation style that is non-confrontational.

Give it a go, and I'll see you at the bottom of the rabbit hole ...

https://inheritancemachining.com/why-these-machines-are-going-extinct/

By the way, don't skip the ads, there is often some humour in them that's worth it