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“I do not abandon anyone, but I do not hold the hand of that who wishes to leave.”
― Mahmoud Darwish, In the Presence of Absence
Stop caring so much. People don't just say things, they project who they are. Stop taking it personally. Be thick skinned. Let opinions pass. Just stay with you. Your values. Your beliefs. Ask "who am I?". And live from there. That's your core. That's your operating system.
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just a friendly reminder that the highest form of peace, is having no desire to be seen, validated or understood by anyone
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Immediately you learn any skill.
Please go and learn the business of the skill and how to get clients.
That's how you milk that skill.
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Unfortunately, sometimes you have to be a little mean to make people realize you're not someone to be played with. Not everyone respects kindness, but they will respect boundaries.
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As you mature, you realize nothing is ever a loss. It's either redirection, protection, or a realization
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I'm convinced successful people are just willing to look stupid for years longer than anyone else to get what they want.
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in honor of suicide prevention awareness month, what are some reason you haven’t killed yourself?
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Nobody warns you that choosing yourself will feel like grief before it feels like freedom.
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you know how you can tell someone is genuinely intelligent?
being wrong makes them curious.
not defensive.
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"The greatest sin you can commit against your own life is to know what you want and not to act."
~ Kim Stafford
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There's only 4 months left until 2027.
If I wanted to lock in & hit my first 10k month by the end of December, exactly what I'd do:
1. Go to Instagram and start a fresh account. Use a spare email. No one has to know.
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Here’s how to train your Reddit algorithm:
Some days ago, I randomly started watching Two and a Half Men.
Later that same day, I opened Reddit and my entire timeline was flooded with it. Clips, discussions, multiple subreddits, even one dedicated to finding other movies the actors had starred in.
It pointed to one undeniable conclusion:
If you’re job hunting and you’re intentional about it, checking job threads, joining niche subreddits, engaging with posts, learning from others, you’re basically training the platform.
Over time, Reddit starts surfacing better opportunities, more relevant communities, and conversations that actually move you forward.
There’s a high chance that one random thread, one comment, or one subreddit points you to your next big break.
You just have to show up enough for the algorithm to notice.
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If you’re hunting for a remote job, you just need to figure out how Reddit works, and you’ll never be unemployed for a long time.
Here’s a list of subreddits you should bookmark right now:
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Sleeping with a 23 yr old girl is not the same as sleeping with a 35 yr old woman.
Let me explain…

















