My haircut is always a great indicator of what I value in my life. From my hair, you can see whether I’m feeling blue or having the time of my life.. If I keep myself clean and sharp, I’m doing pretty good myself. If it’s unkempt and untidy, then I knew I let myself go. … Continue reading Haircut
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The Only Constant Companion
When you're trying your best, and everything seems to be going right, best believe that failure will pounce the moment an opportunity presents itself. It's merciless and impassive. It's like water, no matter how compact you make your sand barriers with, it's always going to find ways to seep through the gaps. No matter how … Continue reading The Only Constant Companion
Building A Business
Recently, I’ve been hit with a realization about my career. It started off with simple daydreaming, but the more I think about it, the more it scares me. If I don’t start thinking about what I need to do after my working career, then I’ll be fucked. I don’t want to be in the workforce … Continue reading Building A Business
Leverage Social Media to Learn 10X More
Social media has gotten a bad rap by so many content creators, influencers, and books in recent years. And, it’s understandable why. The space can be toxic, and has a lot of trolling. Not only that, it’s filled with bots and useless information. Most importantly, it wastes a lot of people’s time. But, there’s a … Continue reading Leverage Social Media to Learn 10X More
How Being Authentic Made Me Appreciate Life Even More
For me, it's hard to be authentic. I've always lived my life adjusting to people, so I won't get into trouble. Whenever I do this, they don't get in my way. No one is hovering above me with scrutiny, and I can be left alone. However, it made me paranoid. Whenever someone's mad, I always … Continue reading How Being Authentic Made Me Appreciate Life Even More
Blind Trust For The Future
I have to admit something. I have no idea what I'm doing, but I'm trying every single day. I keep creating short stories to post and it seems like it isn't working. I don't get enough following and some of what I do are utter garbage. Sometimes, it demoralizing, but I won't back down now. … Continue reading Blind Trust For The Future
Karaoke
I only began to appreciate karaoke when I was at my cousin’s house. My voice isn’t particularly stellar or grand, but I had fun. I sang songs that I like, and I chose the ones that fit the mood of the room. It was awesome. I vibed to the beats and enjoyed myself. It was … Continue reading Karaoke
I Did An Experiment And It Was Successful
I tried experimenting with six scheduled post today. I had mixed results, but I had one post that did extremely well. I think the reason why it worked so well because of the hook. If I’m being honest, the content isn’t really all that engaging, but I think it can get by. It gave me … Continue reading I Did An Experiment And It Was Successful
Is Grammarly Worth It?
Dude, I want to buy Grammarly so bad. I remember when I was editing The One Walked That Changed My Life, my Grammarly score was only 83. What the heck is up with that? It said that my story wasn’t engaging enough, and it was still a little bland. Okay… I guess. I wanted to … Continue reading Is Grammarly Worth It?
To Overcommit & To Overdeliver
There’s no getting around it. It’s the only thing that guarantees success. Brute force. To overcommit for the long run and having dogged faith in your evolving process. To overdeliver in every capacity to those who you want to witness your value. To die trying.
