My resolution increased after I started using note
I have seen articles saying "writing on note helps you understand yourself better" several times.
I used to think "Hmm" and didn't pay much attention to it, but recently I agree with it so much that I decided to write it down.
I just wrote "decided to write it down," but I didn't have this kind of thought when I wasn't writing on note.
Fleeting thoughts and things I thought about in my head were washed away by the waves of thought every second, and I kept forgetting them.
Since I started note, by "writing them down," they became verbalized, and I reread them before posting.
As this was repeated daily, I thought, "Oh, I was thinking about things like this usually."
I feel like there is a world of difference in the level of understanding between books and manga I've read when I write about them versus when I don't.
Writing about what I thought was good or what touched my heart makes it clearer.
I thought vaguely in my head, "That was fun," but how should I convey it when recommending it to others? Thinking while writing organizes my thoughts.
Recently, creating a sitemap also gave me a hint for self-understanding.
When I actually made it, the content of my self-introduction and the articles I write were somehow different.
When I thought about my "area of expertise" and categorized my articles, although I call myself a working mom, I don't really write about balancing work and child-rearing.
Despite saying I want to achieve side FIRE, I don't write about money at all.
I guess I don't really know myself as well as I thought.
I realized that what I write, what I want to write, and what I want to convey to someone are "small daily events."
I had Perplexity introduce me to others
I wanted an objective opinion, so I sent the URL of my note and asked the AI to introduce me to others.
Sarami-san is a creator who carefully writes about daily life and realizations on note under the theme "Small events, big sparkles." She shares various topics such as small daily occurrences, episodes with her family, and hobbies like handicrafts and reading experiences from a warm perspective.
Characteristics/Personality
・Sharp observation skills
Sarami-san's articles are attractive for her ability to notice and put into words the small discoveries and emotions found in familiar events. From her attitude of carefully capturing scenes of daily life, her personality of observing things thoroughly and savoring them deeply comes through.
・Family-oriented
She shares frankly about her interactions with her family and child-rearing, such as "The story of my daughter who gets carsick easily and our family's countermeasures." By sharing her worries and ingenuity, she stands by readers in similar situations.
・Curious and has a challenging spirit
She is active in trying new things, such as taking on the challenge of a supported rental farm "Share Hatake" and recording the progress of her handicrafts. Her attitude of enjoying her "firsts" gives readers a positive feeling as well.
・Resonates with life-sized words
Her writing style, which describes her feelings without embellishment, is friendly and easy to empathize with. There are many contents that readers can read while nodding, "I understand!"
Recommended for people like this
- People who want to find small happiness and realizations in their daily lives
- People interested in child-rearing and family life
- People who want to enjoy hobbies such as handicrafts and home gardening
- People who want to read essays and personal experiences they can empathize with
Sarami-san's note has a warmth that gently snuggles up to the reader's heart and makes daily life a little brighter. If you are interested, please read her articles at least once!
Wow, AI is amazing! I thought, "I'm kind of happy!!" but this is something written based on the trends of my articles in the note database. If I hadn't created the note articles in the first place, I wouldn't have been able to get this kind of analysis.
(By the way, the introduction by ChatGPT didn't really click with me.)
I've come to love my note, which is packed with my thoughts.