The Days Are Long But The Years Are Short

Writing this feels less like it’s meant for who I am today, and more like a message for the future version of myself. Maybe I’ll never come back and read this, or maybe one day you, Leo, could be reading this. But for now this is simply a message that attempts to speak to a…

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Everything feels dishonest on the internet now.

I’m not sure when it started, but I can tell you that everything has gotten much worse over the last few years on the internet. Everyone is trying to sell you something, whether it be a course, a product, or even just your data. They want you to subscribe to their channel before they start…

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Pain and happiness let us travel through time

Have you ever found an old diary, a note saved on your phone, a photograph, or even a little trinket that you had when times were tough? And when you look at that note, or hold that item in the palm of your hands it’s as if all the words that could describe that moment…

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Life is random, and I’m okay with that

10, 44, 45, 48, 53, 13. You might know what these numbers are, and if you don’t, they were my picks for the mega millions jackpot drawing that occurred on Friday December 20th, 2024. Spoiler, I didn’t win. At the time, it was valued at around 825 million dollars. I don’t play the lotto, but…

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Life is too short to live in fear and regret

Writing this post feels like I’m stepping back into a time capsule. So much time has passed since I last posted here, yet it still feels like nothing changed as I make my return. It’s as if I simply pressed pause, and the world in which I let my mind and my thoughts roam free,…

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A Breakdown of The Persona, Ego, Shadow, and The Self

Over the past few years of diving into Jungian Psychology I’ve realized that it has, in turn, shaped much of the understanding of psychology we have today and much of my own understanding of how I view myself and humanity. The most frustrating part I see when I read online in places like Reddit or…

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The Discipline Gap.

I didn’t really plan on writing about this book, The Confidence Gap, and it’s not because the information in it wasn’t valuable, but to me, it just wasn’t anything new. This is in no way to sound snobbish, but I’ve read  (more than I can remember really) so many books that talk about confidence, motivation,…

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What You Can Learn From Crime and Punishment

There’s a handful of books that will eternally go down as the “Greatest Books of All-Time”, one of them, undoubtedly being Dostoevsky’s Crime And Punishment. If you’ve not already recognized the title, I’m sure the name of the book at least sounds familiar. And if you are familiar, you’ll know there are hundreds even thousands…

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Beyond Order by Jordan Peterson. Worth the Hype?

It has been quite a long time since I’ve done a book review. And that’s not to say I’ve not finished any books recently, because I have, and many of which I would have loved to sit down and write something about, but I just didn’t feel that push to do it.  I’m not sure…

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Why Can’t I Keep My Room Clean?

For as long as I can remember, I am and have always been unorganized, at least, to the uninformed viewer looking in.  My desk at work is messy. My desk at home is messy. My room is messy. My living room is messy. My bathroom is messy. My kitchen is messy. It’s all messy.  And…

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