@peemee I'm discovering Ice cube and Phanpy now.
In Obsidian, when I insert a template, can I update the frontmatter of the file I'm inserting the template into? For example, if I have a template for meetings, and in the daily note, I call the template twice, I want the frontmatter of the daily note to say "meetings: 2"
Just found that mastodon.social was taking only 11 GB of RAM on my computer. That's one way to ensure you don't addicted to social media - you have to keep closing the tab!
Just 3 more days of reading daily and I'll have reached 500 days of "more or less reading daily and then lying to StoryGraph about it because the tracker doesn't allow for cheat days"!
Made a new word today - invidivual
invidivual, noun, meaning what happens when you're distracted af and trying to write individual and fail spectacularly.
@matigo I don't mean captive in that sense and you know it 😄
Yeah, tours are definitively a good way to go. Hope you find a strategy that works!
@matigo one of my favorite people to follow is Craig Mod, who while staying in one place (Japan), nevertheless keeps "moving" or "traveling" by doing super long walks. I think he's inspired by Basho and Narrow Road to the Interior.
My point is - you might have a good idea on your hands. Of course, the economics of it is something you'll have to understand - you need patrons for this sort of a venture. There's already a flood of westerners who live in and explore Japan. There are plenty of Japanese camping youtubers. There are others who visit Japan for hiking, camping, etc (I loved go4x4media's Japan video).
I'm just saying that you need to find your niche. Maybe it's solo travel, maybe it's "travel with Ayumi", or maybe it's "efficient travel" with a focus on Japan, but maybe extending it a few years down the line to other countries.
Also, you have a captive audience here on nice.social who interact with you daily. A good place to start exploring this idea.