What Motivates Us? (Part Two) – The Issue of the Return to Nomalcy

This topic circled my head again today and leads on from part one (found here). I asked myself what motivated me, and I think I went very close to the crux of the matter: the coping mechanisms we develop as children carry out into adult life for better or for worse. Sometimes these coping mechanisms … Continue reading What Motivates Us? (Part Two) – The Issue of the Return to Nomalcy →

2019 Goals, Contradictory Aims, Newbie Lays and Notch-Hunger

I had two goals for 2018: 24 lays 50:1 approach to lay ratio As you can read here, I’m an abject failure. Boo hoo, woe is me! Just kidding, I’m awesome. The only time you lose is when you fail to learn. The problems I built into my 2018 goals were twofold: Contradictory aims Compliance … Continue reading 2019 Goals, Contradictory Aims, Newbie Lays and Notch-Hunger →

2018 Statistics

As I stated so wisely in my 2016/17 statistics: “competition exists only with yourself.” Let’s see how I fared: 2018 Overview 815 approaches 221 numbers 37 dates 14 lays (plus another Daygame lay but the approach was done in 2017, so it doesn’t count for the ratios) Ratios 3.7 approaches to each number close 22 … Continue reading 2018 Statistics →

When Abundance Becomes the Problem (and what to do about it)

An old adage among Daygamers says that abundance is the solution to all your problems, and no doubt I agree, but only to a point. For a beginner, abundance is the solution to all the troubles of your life but I can safely say I’m beyond that stage now. This year I’ve seen how abundance … Continue reading When Abundance Becomes the Problem (and what to do about it) →