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Last week, I set boundaries and was mostly successful in logging out no later than thirty minutes after my work hours ended. I got better at managing my time and my deliverables. It made me happier. I even looked forward to my day ending and getting to do things I used to love doing. I'm sure eventually, I will be able to add to this, like being able to do household chores at the end of the day without having to hire a maid.
I suddenly self-SWOTed. You know, SWOT Analysis - Strength, Weakness, Opportunity, Threats Analysis. Yes, that one from my first year in one of my business classes. Here is what came out of that sudden self-introspection.
Apparently, a good number of people strive for more independent website creation and online publishing beyond the reach of those techbros who want to keep users imprisoned within the confines of their social media platforms.
After a grueling week of overtime, project deadlines, and battling executive dysfunction—struggling to tackle even simple tasks like cooking—I share my honest lessons on balancing work pressures with personal responsibilities, all while striving to save more and improve my overall productivity.
Welcome to my cam! A tribute to the early 2000s internet, this live(ish) webcam snapshot is updated regularly, bringing back the nostalgia of old-school blog refresh cams.
Journey back to the early days of the Internet, where personal blogs and DIY digital communities thrived, and discover how the charm of that era can inspire a fresh wave of authentic online creativity today.
After 21 days of relentless bleeding and a hospital stay to manage uterine fibroids and adenomyosis, I share my raw and emotional journey as I confront the possibility of a hysterectomy and explore alternative treatments—because no one should face these challenges alone.
After a harrowing 21-day bleeding episode and a hospital stay for uterine fibroids and adenomyosis, I share my candid recovery journey—highlighting life-saving treatments, the power of iron supplements, and a resilient comeback just in time for the New Year.
After returning to work post-holidays, this post reflects on personal habits, challenges with executive dysfunction, and hopes for improvement by the time of the author’s 41st birthday, along with a focus on work-life balance and setting future goals.
Today, I celebrated being paid by setting aside funds for my sinking and emergency funds, paying off my credit card, and reflecting on my growing financial discipline—all while balancing a productive work-from-home day and enjoying quality family time.