Last week I posted the 1,000th item for sale in my Discogs store. For anyone who has listed items on Discogs, either in their collection or to sell, you know how tedious this can be. 1,000 felt like a big number to me when I started my store last year. In fact, I made myself … Continue reading 1,000+
I need to exercise more regularly. Wouldn’t it be great if I could combine my love of record collecting with an exercise plan? Well, yesterday I read an interview with Henry Rollins in the Creative Independent in which he said: “I do a lot of pushups. You know how people have drinking games where every time … Continue reading The Henry Rollins Exercise Plan For Record Collectors
One of my favorite newsletters is from James Clear, author of Atomic Habits, a book I read twice (!) in 2020. This week’s newsletter contained the following quote: “Things that keep talented people from fulfilling their potential: – Trying to please everyone– Imitating the desires of others– Chasing status without questioning why– Playing superhero and … Continue reading Things that keep talented people from fulfilling their potential…
Thanks to a round of Enneagram training last year, I found myself scored as a Seven. I found this recently researching the struggles of Sevens… “On the negative side, when Sevens are unhealthy, they may dabble in many skills without becoming particularly good at any of them. Because they become bored rather quickly, they lack … Continue reading Distracted Seven
Over the holidays I spent a lot of time adding inventory to my Discogs store. For those of you who do not know about Discogs, it’s an online database that allows record collectors like me to keep track of albums we own in the hopes we won’t buy them again out in the wild. (Trust … Continue reading Shop My Discogs Store
Aaron Hartley 