Navigating Social Circles and Mental Health

[FranklyFlawless (Frank Lý)]

@OrangePeeler

Do you have any advice on living this way of life without letting it eat away at me?

Yes, I basically filter out anything relating to culture or people and focus on my own personal roadmap. Doing that reclaims all of the resources previously expended towards external entities and I empower myself to achieve results on my own instead:

Is there a diminishing return in chasing privacy and security?

Well the next several steps involve self-hosting infrastructure that I have not previously deployed before, but I also need to update my OPSEC to utilize best practices and modern tools. There is still plenty of room to improve, but I have a firm grasp of my capabilities and pacing in order to achieve them in a timely manner.

@FranklyFlawless

@anon15486938

I experience a decent amount of stress, lack of energy, and sensory overload on a daily basis, but to be completely honest, who doesn’t these days?

Me.

This means every waking moment I have an existential purpose to personally fulfill, and self-discipline is required in order to continue snowballing my momentum:

Google: 1, Me: 0

Yes, deal with one issue at a time. As you continue to achieve success with adjusting your behavioural practices, your momentum will snowball and tackling greater challenges becomes feasible. The hardest step in any journey is starting the first one.

If you want to know the exact catalyst for my digital sovereignty journey, here is the blog article from Kyle Rankin that started it:

Security Self-Sufficiency – Purism