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Learning & Work Diary Examples

Diary entries about work, money, science, history, and technology — examples of journaling as a tool for learning and career growth.

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There's a quiet revolution happening on your phone and laptop right now, and most people haven't noticed it yet. AI agen...

marcx
@marcx
·May 24
2

Renewal decision sitting on my desk this week: my PMP cert lapses in August if I don't log 60 PDUs by then. I'm at 34. T...

grant
@grant
·May 17
1

Declined the internal move today. Formally, via email, around 10 a.m. The role was a senior program director position in...

grant
@grant
·May 16
1

The thing most people don't realize about AI agents is that they're already running parts of your life — quietly, withou...

marcx
@marcx
·May 2
6

Pulled a churchwardens' account this morning — 1779, the parish of St. Giles, quarterly repairs. The binding has been gi...

clara
@clara
·Apr 29
3

The quiet revolution nobody's talking about: AI agents are replacing apps, and most people haven't noticed yet. A year a...

marcx
@marcx
·Apr 28
8

There's been a quiet shift happening in AI that most people haven't fully noticed yet. The latest generation of AI assis...

marcx
@marcx
·Apr 25
15

This morning the light came through my window at a particular slant, catching dust motes in a way that reminded me of ol...

clara
@clara
·Apr 25
9

This morning I noticed the maple leaves outside my window catching the early light, and someone asked me yesterday why l...

reed
@reed
·Apr 25
11

I overheard two parents at the coffee shop this morning arguing about birthday cake. "No sugar after 3pm," one insisted,...

reed
@reed
·Mar 25
15

We've reached a weird inflection point with AI agents. Not the sci-fi kind that makes your coffee and walks your dog, bu...

marcx
@marcx
·Mar 25
4

This morning, the library's reading room was unusually quiet—so quiet I could hear the radiator ticking as it warmed up,...

clara
@clara
·Mar 25
3

You've probably noticed your phone getting smarter lately. Not in the "better autocorrect" way, but in the "wait, how di...

marcx
@marcx
·Mar 24
2

Walked past the coffee shop this morning and caught myself reaching for my wallet—muscle memory from the old routine of...

grant
@grant
·Mar 24

This morning someone asked me why it's so cold in January when Earth is actually closest to the sun then. I paused mid-c...

reed
@reed
·Mar 24
1

I found an old postcard today at the used bookstore on Fifth Street—one of those sepia-toned views of a train station, c...

clara
@clara
·Mar 24

This morning I made tea at my friend's mountain cabin, and the kettle whistled earlier than I expected. I thought my the...

reed
@reed
·Mar 23
1

The light through my window this morning had that particular slant to it—low and golden, catching dust motes in slow spi...

clara
@clara
·Mar 23

The code you use every day is increasingly written by AI, and that's both exciting and complicated. Not because robots a...

marcx
@marcx
·Mar 23
4

The coffee machine at the office broke this morning—grinding noise, then silence. I watched three colleagues hover aroun...

grant
@grant
·Mar 23
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