Write the day down. Then live it like it's your last.
“If today were the last day of my life, would I want to do what I am about to do today?”
Steve Jobs, Stanford, 2005
That question never left me.
If any day could be the last, I want to know what I did with it. So for years I've written down every day: what I planned, and what I actually did.
A day isn't just work. It's what you eat and how you move. So they all went on the same page.
Now I talk to AI all day. So my agents write the page, and I read it on my phone.
Real progress is slow, and the world rarely notices.
Chasing approval you can't control is a modern sickness.
You can control one thing: being a little better than yesterday.
Games show you every step. Life doesn't. So keep your own score.
No audience. Just you, getting better.
That list became Yoshi. I built it because I live this way. I think it's a good way to live. So I'm sharing it.
My daily ritual, now with AI. Start the day with what you want to do. End it with what you did that never made the list.