This is not a clickbait title.Though it comes with some caveats.A few weeks ago, my daughter started playing math and reading games for her school homework, and the teacher tracks the progress. She enjoys them, but I don't like them, and have mentioned it to several people over the last few weeks. They think I am insane, because when I say that learning shouldn't be fun, it goes against everything they believe.

I received an email last night, that I was pretty sure was phishing, but I wasn't "completely" sure, and it got me thinking how easy it can be to fall for them. Firstly, I was on my phone which makes it harder to verify as formatting is always a little different. But more than that, it was about a delivery, and I have two separate ones I know of on the way.

A few weeks ago I heard of a young ultrarunner guy who first spent 46 days running 4000 kilometers from Perth to Sydney for charity, and then was planning (just completed I think) doing a 1000 mile (1610) run in ten days, with the unique conditions of it all being on a 400 meter athletics track. For those counting, that is over 4025 laps in total, over 400 a day. He raised $1.4M for homelessness on the first run, and so far $1.8 million on the second one.

A friend was joking how Hive is struggling to reach 20 cents today, and I was stating about how the real value of it should be around five dollars. However, my "reasoning" behind the number is because it would make my life a hell of lot easier if it was up at around that level. Having said that though, I do think that Hive is undervalued, because I still believe that it is heavily underutilized.

My wife and I bought some pot today.As fun as that sounds, unfortunately I missed an "s" at the end, and we bought pots from the local garden center, even though winter is coming and we put them into the garage for storage until the spring. We bought three large concrete ones, similar to what we have bought earlier in the year to grow our herbs in. This time though, we got three for the price of one, which is great for the individual purchase, but also sad. Because the reason they were 70% off, was because the garden center has gone bankrupt in Finland and is shutting down for good.

I wonder if anyone will be open to this.A few weeks ago I was writing about habit forming and the importance of attaching it to identity, because if what we want to accomplish isn't aligned with the kind of person we are, we are likely to fail. And, if we attach our identity to something that is inevitably going to change, like our job or our looks, we are going to run into a problem when what we are or what we do and our identity, no longer align. This creates a lot of issues, as we become "lost" to ourselves.