During a remote viewing session this morning, I focused on determining my primary objectives for the day. Here’s what came out of it:
BrianSchnabel.com kept coming to mind. I saw myself using the tech available to figure out how I can improve the site. Ever since I blocked certain visitors from the server, my website doesn’t get much traffic, which is fine. Maybe I should stop reading server records for a while as it seems to contribute to my anxiety?
Anyhow…I had a quick flash about building a simple 25-page website in HTML and CSS, based on the layout of the WordPress 2016 theme. While writing code raw is within my skillset, I saw myself using Copilot to expedite the coding process.
To help the decision-making process along, I got the impression that backing up an XML Export WordPress File for analytical purposes might be a good start for planning what would and wouldn’t be presented. I can open such a file in Edge so that the free version of Copilot can see the content and suggest improvements.
It came to me that Copilot should be used to analyze my resume and suggest what kind of professional website I should build based on my skill sets, perhaps redoing BriaSphere.com as well. Another idea was merging all my journals into an HTML file, opening it in Edge, and using Copilot to analyze it and give me ideas for the website. It would be interesting to have Copilot point out what it thinks are the most important points to share about myself.
I also considered asking Copilot which coding would work best for a mobile-friendly and desktop-friendly HTML website.
As part of my focus for today, adjusting the focus on my phone surfaced as a desirable task. This includes blocking out specific times of day for remote viewing/meditation sessions. Changing the alarm to 4:00 AM might work better for me given my current sleep patterns.
As a result of this session, one thing came through loud and clear: “Focusing on what to do with BrianSchnabel.com is the primary task for today!”