decentralize.life: Recent Episodes
Ema Nymton
Decentralization is a disruptive philosophy aiming to lay the foundations of a tangible improved future using a network of clustered activities while questioning the commonly-accepted single point of failure stance which perpetuates quick-fixes to amend complex and deeply-rooted societal issues affecting every aspect of our lives.
In this episode, we look at how centralized banks are planning on rolling out digital currencies to hinder the exponential rise of crypto currencies and we take a look at the fear of missing out or fomo when it comes to investing.
In this episode, I detail how in a digital era filled with clouds and streaming services, cold storage and physical media are the best exemple of decentralized music preservation.
In this episode, we explain why if you fully embrace the principles of decentralization, you protect yourself from hackers stealing from crypto exchanges.
In this episode, we try to understand why some legacy financial analysts want Apple to join the DeFi revolution and why this will more than likely result in a failure similar to the one Facebook experienced with Libra.
Decentralized finance is a hot topic these days and whenever a Fortune 500 companies steps in the crypto world, excitement and new heights are soon to follow.
In this episode, we're talking about #DeFi or decentralized finance spearheaded with #cryptocurrencies being as an all time high like #Bitcoin and #Ethereum, but we're also going to talk about spending quality time with #friends during these days of #socialdistancing, and we're going to finish the week talking about the health benefits of walking in #nature that you cannot get in a gym.
Today I explore what are the guiding principles of changing our lives to be happier and more meaningful.
Getting away and exploring new places is a great way to get a different outlook and re-energize a tired soul.
Today was a good day, with happiness comes strength and clarity which helps concentrate on the steps to take in order give ourselves options.
Taking a step back to listen to older and wiser people while forcing yourself not to rush and prioritizing your needs over the ones of other is something you should consider.
Talking to friends can be cathartic when it comes to recovery. Realizing that how we feel is something shared by others helps when it comes to accepting our flaws and weaknesses.
After a long day at work, I come to the realization than walking for hours feels less exhausting than a few hours at work and a walk with a friend makes me question the nature of our relationship.
A very loose podcast with no real structure; looking at appreciating the time spent alone and being curious about alternative medication.
With the Sun coming back and the ability to walk by the ocean and talking to friends, everything gets temporarily better.
I went to the doctor today and felt way worse afterwards when I did before end. I'm glad I didn't reach out when I was at my weakest because this consultation would have led to me harming myself
Between the events that happened overnight and the gloomy weather during most of the day; the feeling of going backwards is overshadowing the progress made.
After a quite lovely walk by the ocean, the weather changed and as the rain got stronger, so did my feelings of sadness and depression.
Another day, another struggle; even if there is some progress, the signs of weakness are still present; not being able to control my emotions is a telltale sign that things are not ok.
After a pretty good weekend, I get a reminder that not everything is ok; that the road to recovery is still pretty long but the more I figure out what the next steps are the better I get.
Today I've done something I've always wanted, something that everyone should do at least once in their life; a long walk that allowed me to forget about my daily routine but made me question if my walks are an excuse for procrastination.
I went for a long walk and touched based with an old friend which made me realize, there's always someone you know going through something similar that you can confide in.
When having a good day, it's easier to see life a little more clearly and see how friends can have a huge impact in the healing process.
All the positive achieved during a good day can vanish in a heartbeat when you wake up emotionally tired by the day ahead.
Today I share a question that I've been asking myself lately and the dark path it can lead to.
On this first episode, I talked about how the signs of a burnout had been visible for a couple of years but the emotional tensions only became obvious while the world was confined due to the coronavirus.