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This page is updated on 4th April, Saturday 2026, Melbourne.

Moved to a new houseĀ 

We moved to a bigger house. It felt weird because we are not used to. We donated and disposed of many unwanted items. We haven’t bought anything new and leveraged as much as we can. My love it because now he can ride to school in two minutes. We are also happy because we don’t have to drive anymore šŸ˜‰

Building a GTD system

David Allen’s Getting Things Done was an eye-opening read. It made me aware of my core weaknesses and what’s missing in my daily life. I am building a Notion system to manage projects and tasks. I also bought a diary that acts as my calendar for daily tasks. My purpose for keeping a journal has been redefined with meaningful capture, thought processing and reflection.

High Priority Projects

The CISSP As An Art (CaaART) project remains the top priority of the year. I have completed 50% of Domain 1. I have decided to lauch domain wise as they get ready. The deadline for CISSP Domains 1 and 2 is the first week of May 2026.

I am on a quest forĀ a healthy liver.Ā The biggest change I am transitioning to now is not having tea in the morning. It’s challenging. I often get a headache in the afternoon. So, I drink afternoon tea. However, the good thing is that my fasting continues after I wake up.

I replaced morning tea with Arjun chal and Bhumi amla powder on alternate days. Eating soaked almonds and three spoons of pomogranade are part of my daily routine. I adapted to long black’s taste well and usually drink coffee around 10 AM.Ā 

My dinner continues as usual, but I keep it low-carb. I have switched to a morning class for my F45 workouts. I eliminated late night snack. All of this is a strong foundation for theĀ OMAD diet next month.

The Vibandi Projects

Kids call my son Vibandi in school. It’s a nice pseudo-name. I am training my son to develop critical thinking and chess. We have agreed to sit for 2-3 hours per week.

I have done my research and decided to follow the resources below:

 

 

 

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