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A New Slate (opens the original)
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I am writing this letter on a laptop that I just got and set up. Still setting it up, by the way.I am also currently using a new phone.And to add to that, I am in a new room in the same hostel—which is more of an upgrade if you count two windows instead of one. I got new curtains, painted the room, and have a lot in store in terms of the design and the kind of vibe I want this room to give.I also got new clothes, new shoes, new jewelry, a new bag, and some tools for content creation and the gym.
Money will come (opens the original)
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The past two weeks have tested me financially.My phone was stolen, I had other commitments to settle that I didn’t have the money for, and I already had plans for the money I could foresee getting - terrible combination.I actually believe that every rough patch I go through (and when I mean rough, I mean roughhhhh) comes to teach me something I need for the next level. Looking back, every pit I have hit taught me something I needed for the next phase. And I don’t mean this in a woo-woo way at al
Music is a portal (opens the original)
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I tried to write out about six weeks of logbook entries in today. (Yes, the last time I said I was going to write them weekly but omo sha.)In order to do that, I needed some form of extra ginger; if not, I was going to lose my mind. It’s not easy writing pen to paper for a long time, it can drain you. So I decided to pair it with music. Now, I love music but, ironically, I rarely listen to music. There’s just a lot always going on, and there’s no time to listen to it. And I am the kind of person
You’re about to lose your greatest asset (opens the original)
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If you haven’t read Part 1I learned full-stack web development and digital illustration in 2021/2022. AI as we know it today wasn’t really a thing then. I remember how fascinated we were by GitHub Copilot, the one that autocompletes your code in VS Code, and I didn’t even have access to it then cause I didn’t have a lot of data then. (Thank God for growth)We built websites and whenever we ran into problems, we would go to Stack Overflow or W3Schools to find solutions. We’d take structures we fou
You’re about to lose your greatest asset (opens the original)
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I was listening to a podcast this morning and something stuck with me. Our greatest assets as humans isn’t money, it isn’t beauty, it isn’t fame. Our greatest asset is our brain and our mind.We are one of the weakest species when it comes to biology. We don’t have the strongest teeth, the greatest speed, the strongest grip or the toughest or most poisonous skin. We aren’t great climbers, we can’t fly, and our size isn’t one that makes it easy to hide.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img"
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