This isn’t a competition. It’s a collaboration.
All in LONG PULLS
The long story short is that if you’re looking for a good self-quarantine project to take on, as it seems like society is going to be doing the opposite of our parents telling us to “turn off that video game and go play outside” for the next few weeks/months at least— I HI54LOFI-LY RECOMMEND that you look into hacking a Sega Mini.
“In a way, meditating is kinda like micro-dosing the red pill everyday—so just think of sitting down to meditate as how you take your most important daily vitamin.”
“So Here Is The Thing (SHITT) about the current 'unfinished-until-it-is-finished' status of the HIGH FIVE FOR re-whatever that was started back in January 2018.”
“Walk daily. Go scope out some trails in a forest near you or just walk around the block for 30 to 60 minutes. Its a good way of awakening your mind and getting fresh air pumping through your lungs.”
“I think everyone should carry around a little notebook, sit down every now and then and take the time to write down their thoughts. It’s helped me calm down, reflect, find new perspectives on things and has been an inspiration for many songs.”
“I'd recommend journaling. Get one of those one-dollar composition notebooks for school or keep a folder on your computer for unfiltered thoughts when you’re feeling frustrated or inspired or confused.”
“Doing something nice for someone else is just as fun as someone doing something nice for you! Make time for it. And eat diner pie when you see it.“
“HI, here’s FIVE counterpoints FOR those people out there who think Submithub is an example of everything that is wrong with the music industry (it’s not).”
“I’d simply recommend that people try to get more involved with their local music scene, there is usually far more going on than it would seem, and you’ll meet some really interesting people. Go out and be a part of something, there’s nothing to lose and plenty to gain.”
“There is so much power in our breath, and we’re often too busy to take the time to engage with it. It’s amazing what 20 minutes of sitting in silence and breath can do. It’s the first thing I do in the morning, and anytime I’m stressed or anxious.”
