HeyJaredKevin-Michael:Smith
MS showed up. So did 41 books (and counting) on Amazon. Working on reversing one of those things — writing about all of it here.
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The Spreadsheet That Taught Me More Than Any Doctor Did (opens the original)
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For about a year, I kept a spreadsheet. Nothing fancy — just a column for the date, a column for how many hours I was upright, and a column where I wrote one honest sentence about the day. I didn’t start it because a doctor told me to. I started it because I couldn’t trust my own memory of how bad things had actually been, and I was tired of arguing with myself about whether I was “getting better” or just having a good week inside a bad month.If you’ve never been bedbound, this might sound exces
What Eighteen Months of Bookkeeping Didn’t Teach Me About Publishing a Book (opens the original)
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I did bookkeeping for a year and a half. Debits, credits, a balance sheet that ties out. Long enough to get comfortable working inside a system with rules.None of that prepared me for publishing my own book.Thanks for reading! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<div class="fake-input-w
Rebuilt: The Workbook is here (opens the original)
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I forgot the word for chair before my MRI even started. Thirty-six hours later, I couldn’t walk. That’s where Rebuilt opens, and if you’ve read it, you already know the five ideas I built out of what came after.What I didn’t put in the book was what happens after you’ve tried each exercise once. That’s the workbook, and it’s out now.Thanks for reading! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<form class="subscript
Rebuilt (opens the original)
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I forgot the word for chair before my MRI even started.Not a technical word. Not something obscure. I was mid-sentence with the technologist, some small talk while she got me positioned, and I reached for the word and it wasn’t there. I laughed it off — long day, low blood sugar — and let it go.Thanks for reading! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<input class="email-input" name="email" tabindex="
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