Okay, so I bumped into this “xg philosophy” thing on Twitter today, and I was like, “What’s this all about?” It sounded kinda cool, so I decided to dig in a little. Figured I’d share my little adventure with you all, step by step.
First Steps – What’s the Deal?
First, I just straight-up searched “xg philosophy twitter” on, well, Twitter. I wanted to see what people were saying. I saw a bunch of tweets, some hashtags, and a few profiles that seemed to be all about it. It seemed like some kind of self-improvement, productivity, maybe even a bit of a “hustle culture” vibe, but not in a super annoying way. It was more about, like, getting your act together and being efficient.
Diving Deeper – Finding the Source
I noticed a few accounts kept popping up, so I clicked on their profiles. I started scrolling through their past tweets, trying to piece together what this “xg philosophy” actually is. It felt like a puzzle, picking up bits of information here and there. It wasn’t laid out super clearly, like a website with a big “About” page, so that part take me some time to figure out.
Start apply the xg philosophy
I tried implement the xg philosophy into my workflow. I started to make a to do list about my works.
- Record my own youtube video.
- Write my daily blog.
- Practicing my drawing skills.
I give myself an hour to complete each of them. Turn out it works, I manage to finish my job on time!
Putting It Together – My Takeaway
After spending a few hours on this, here’s my rough understanding of it: It’s about being super focused on your goals, breaking them down into smaller, manageable tasks, and then just relentlessly executing those tasks. It’s about being disciplined and consistent, and not getting distracted by, you know, all the usual Twitter drama. It’s almost like a minimalist approach to productivity – strip away the unnecessary stuff and just focus on what truly matters.
Trying It Out – Baby Steps
I’m not gonna lie, it sounds intense. But I’m also kinda intrigued. So, I decided to try a tiny part of it. I picked one small thing I’ve been putting off – organizing my messy computer desktop. Instead of thinking of it as one big, overwhelming task, I broke it down: delete unnecessary files, create folders, sort things by project, etc. And you know what? I actually did it! It felt pretty good. I feel a lot better when my destop become clean and tidy!
So, that’s my little journey into the “xg philosophy” on Twitter. It’s still a bit of a mystery to me, but I’m definitely curious to learn more. Maybe I’ll try applying another small piece of it tomorrow. We’ll see. It’s all about taking those small steps, right?
