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Notion Stoic Calendar — The first fully-automated stoic calendar in Notion.
This is the clock of mortality. From dust you came and to dust you shall return. The Stoic Calendar is the first fully-automated stoic calendar in Notion. The white squares will automatically turn black to represent each passing week.
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Gosdee
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Hello to the amazing world of Product Hunt!
I'm Gosdee, the creator of the Notion Stoic Calendar, and I would love to share this with you all!
The Stoic Calendar is the first fully-automated stoic calendar in Notion. The white squares will automatically turn black to represent each passing week.
Why did I make this product?
I feel like the world has gone numb. With all the greatest joys in the world easily accessible to us, we as humans have forgotten what it really means to live. Hence, I created this as a reminder of anyone's mortality put to fullest priority everyday whenever they open their Notion workspace.
Feature Spotlight
- A clean 52 weeks x 90 years Stoic calendar view of your entire lifespan. Let the slow decay of your life shock you to action with your entire life at a glance.
- Fully-automated stoic calendar with four different views in one template. No need to manually tick boxes. This is a fully-automated stoic calendar in Notion with each white square turning black every week.
- One-step setup. Just set your birthdate, and watch the Calendar calibrate itself. No need for APIs or third-party apps.
- Plan the rest of your life. Imagine what your life will be like one, ten years, and decades beyond today. Use this to plan ahead with your life's time limit in mind.
- Define your why. Life is now. Find strength by writing down what really matters to you.
Use the giveaway: EARLYBIRD-NSC to get it free on launch.
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Wohoo!! Congratulations! This is so interesting. Got the product right away!
Maker
@lilsaaad1x It's true! My goal is to make people who feel purposeless confront their reality. Meaning can be found in the timeline of their own lives, no need to look so far 😄
Hey, Gosdee. This is very original! . I like the philosophy of fear "never beginning to live". That led me to reflect on How to live with the time left ... I'm on the age range of the Glasse Icon .
