7PS: How to (kinda) disappear 👋🏽


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At the beginning of every year, I kind of disappear.

I delete social media & messenger apps on my phone.

I automate my social media postings.

I make the time so I can write, compose, produce.

I'm a big believer in this app, which helps me vanish.

With focus, everything feels possible.

-Kabir


Seven Point Sunday - January 4

💼 Portfolio Career

Meet Soulaima Gourani. Tech exec, solopreneur, board member. She has to push against the idea that being multi-dimensional means you're all over the place. Having a wide range of interests and skills is a superpower.

⚡️ Productivity

Read my annual productivity manifesto. I walk through my priorities. Key productivity hacks (goodbye apps). Embrace JOYO. The Joy of Missing Out.

💰 Passive

Optionality Principle. Reframe money as freedom, not scorekeeping. The goal isn't just higher income, it’s more choices: where you live, who you work with, and how you spend your time. Wealth that expands options beats wealth that creates golden handcuffs.

📚 Books

The Power of Regret by Dan Pink. Guide to using regret as a tool for clarity and growth. Pink shows how reflecting on past decisions, without self-judgment, can improve future choices, strengthen relationships, and sharpen long-term thinking.

🎵 Music

Talisma by Maria Bethânia. Blends Brazilian poetry, song, & spoken word. Her voice is intimate and commanding, moving effortlessly between tenderness and strength. Reflective listen that rewards stillness and attention.


💭 AI Prompt

Create a simple plan for New Year's resolutions that I'll actually stick to. Include daily, weekly, and monthly habits that build up toward my goals.

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