#6: My Twitter Reply Guy
“We’ve traded connection for convenience. We don’t know how things work and don’t think for, or trust, ourselves.”
At a glance…
Location: Toronto-ish, Canada
Big 3: Cancer/Libra/Virgo
What does health, or being healthy, mean to you?
Simply being able to function how you would like to without an impediment stemming from your own body, physically or mentally.
How would you describe your current lifestyle?
Stable with dynamic sprints. I’m not one for routines and tend to throw myself into situations where I don’t have a plan, so things just kind of happen and I take part. I’ve got an office 9-5 and I don’t spend much money, but my social calendar is full in one way or another. I work at a small tech company so it’s a bunch of late-20s guys who definitely contribute to unpredictable situations on a whim.
I’m apart of many online communities and group chats of varying age and interest groups, so I tend to have something to offer most people and situations, and remain informed of various goings-on which keeps me exposed to new things all the time. My hobbies come and go because of this, usually solitary and something that I can dive deep into. I very rarely make my own plans or host something myself. Establishing a rhythm of sorts has been difficult because of this, but I can fit in priorities as needed and set boundaries from there, like going to the gym. The one staple I do have is that Sundays are for visiting family.
How do you start and end your days?
I don’t bookend anything purposely. I have a bad habit of waking up late to basically shower and rush directly to work, or sleep in that extra 45 minutes if I’m working remotely. I guess technically I read before bed, but I do that throughout the day, too — on my phone, usually whatever articles I come across. I do enjoy a nice chamomile tea before bed when I think of it, however.