# 2020

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### #Playful Movement

I’m spending too much time in my head. Fortunately, I’m also a juggler.

While crafting my 25 Year Vision as a part of my yearly review, I wrote down that ”*I exercise daily and can perform impressive stunts*” 🎪

Which led me to set these two goals for 2020:

**1.Exercise every day**

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[Yoga](/journal/notes/yoga.md)
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[Free Dance Movement](/journal/notes/dancing.md)
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**2. Learn one new type of movement**

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[Handstand Challenge 🙌](/journal/notes/handstands.md)
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And so far it’s been going better than expected. In fact, I’ve recently observed, with quite a degree of satisfaction, that I’ve entered the **Movement Vortex**.

#### Movement Vortex

**The more physical movement I do, the more my body craves physical movement.** It’s an amazing upward spiral that I’m riding at the moment, with a tremendous dose of joy. So I keep on adding more and more movement to my routine, which not only makes me happier and more energised, but also takes me out of my head, which is what I definitely need.

You can see my routine experiments below:

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[Routine Design](/journal/notes/routine-design.md)
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Btw, as I’m writing this, I’m noticing that my body is telling me to jump into the pool and do a few rounds. And then it’s time for handstands 🙌

I can’t freaking wait.

### #Community

Moving from the self towards a thriving community.

I’ve spent the last 3 years working intensely on various areas of ”personal development”:

* radically transforming my diet
* radically transforming my body
* figuring out that emotions are actually important, dropping the *macho* bullshit and learning how to be vulnerable (with various rates of success)
* and more

However, in the process **I pretty much completely neglected reaching out and ended up feeling like I lack a supportive network of people interested in going deep into self-work and empowering each other to grow together and start shifting the world towards something that makes more sense that capitalism.**

Paradoxically, I don't think that's a bad thing. I just needed some time to sort out out my own shit first, and only then move to building meaningful relationships with people whom I want to grow together with. *Intentionally.*

And now I'm not only "ready" to do it, but I'm in the process already.

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[My Favourite Dyad](/journal/notes/the-explosive-dyad.md)
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[Remote Friendships](/journal/notes/remote-friendships.md)
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[Microsolidarity Experiment](/journal/notes/microsolidarity-experiment.md)
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[Microsolidarity in Pico 🗻](/journal/notes/microsolidarity-in-pico.md)
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