Daily writing prompt List five things you do for fun. View all responses Play Games I enjoy games like Elden Ring, currently I've been playing a lot of Absolum. Love a good RPG game here and there, definitely needs to be a bit difficult. Shooters are fun, but I mostly prefer Marvel Rivals, or Overwatch these days. Being Amongst People I care About…

How to Treat and Love Others I felt it was important to start with my sister. She’s gone now, and with her went a large part of what first brought my mother pride. Her first and only daughter. A brilliant woman who carried so much love and affection. She was everything you’d want in a big sister, and everything a mother hopes her daughter can be.

Everywhere Mentally, I believe I can reduce clutter by focusing on things I care about. There are things we all know we can't change. It's tough in this world, and it's often more tough for people of color, but you can't control that. I try to place my focus on things I can control. Focusing on skills that make me more marketable.

Task 1 Don't set a resolution. Task 2 I found setting a resolution, just doesn't work. I don't tell anyone I am doing it, I know what I want to do, I just figure out the how, when, and where and follow through. If you said you wanted to give up social media, why delete the app? Start with moving it to a far off page on your phone where apps you rarely, or never use is located, and maybe even put it in a folder, make it more difficult to access.

Happy New Year My mission this year Mission 1Cut weight in preparation for the SF Marathon. In 2025, we lost some loved ones. My sister died due to an accidental overdose, very common in the world we reside in today. She was a very brilliant woman, but had demons, and she also had sickle cell anemia and she was bi-polar.

Reciprocative I don't expect a relationship to be reciprocative, but if asked which ones provide the biggest impact is that. Feedback is of high value to me, positive and negative. I provide feedback, especially when I care for the person. I try to be the best I can, but I also want those around me to be the best that they can as well.

Make It Attractive Most of us have done this before, even if we didn’t realize it had a name. I won’t do this until I do that. I can’t have ice cream until I finish dinner or go for a walk.I won’t play a game until the dishes are done. What you’re really doing is making an undesirable task easier by pairing it with something you genuinely want…

Is This What I Expected a Year Ago? Somewhat. I expected to be with a new company. I expected a title increase. What I didn’t expect was being asked to take on responsibilities without the time, space, or support required to do them well. The focus from the company and management has been results. Not always the process it takes to achieve those results, and rarely the stress, pressure, or fear that comes along with it.

I've been busy the last few weeks while studying to complete my PMP certificate. I never want to get stagnant, I also like to remove as many barriers as possible between myself and the next level, whatever that is. Getting my Certified Scrum Master Cert, and Project Management cert allows me to do just that. Shows my willingness to lead, but also continuously grow.

I just wanted to make sure everyone following me on this journey, I have not abandoned the page. In an effort to continue growth, I have been studying for my project management certificate. I wanted to grow my career but also push myself to learn a new skill for leadership. I will be back shortly after studying and preparing to take the exam soon.

The author reflects on being a natural night person while having to adapt to a daytime schedule due to work. They find night time ideal for mental focus and self-improvement, while day time is better suited for physical activities. The importance of understanding personal rhythms and creating supportive habits is emphasized.

20 Subs — And Hopefully Many More Happy Thanksgiving to everyone who takes the time to read this. Like many of you, I stepped back over the holiday — mentally and physically — to be with family, breathe, reset, and just be. And during that reset, I realized something important:20 subscribers is more meaningful to me than I ever expected.

The author shares their passion for music, writing, and sports, describing how music composition fuels their creativity. They aspire to write a comedic TV show about San Francisco, reflect on their basketball journey, and express a commitment to support youth and diversity in engineering. Additionally, they are working to regain their Spanish language skills.

I could write about this probably all day, and for multiple categories. Let's just get into it though. Category: Interpersonal Obviously, there are obvious things that can make you a worse person, things that are against the law, but here are a few things I really dislike. Hypocrite: What could be worse than someone saying you shouldn't do something, and then them justifying it for their cause?

Ocean Beach serves as a vital escape for the author, offering tranquility amidst the city's chaos. Visiting nearby Golden Gate Park brings freedom from noise and stress, allowing for reflection and clarity. Cherished memories of bike rides symbolize this liberation, making Ocean Beach a cherished place for mental peace and rejuvenation.

The content emphasizes the importance of visibility in forming habits, summarizing strategies for achieving goals. By creating clear cues and organized routines, such as setting a specific time for exercise or placing essential items in visible locations, individuals can enhance motivation and make habit formation more seamless and automatic.

The author shares their struggle with skipping morning routines, particularly stretching, despite being athletic. They emphasize the importance of routines in maintaining good habits and achieving success. Skipping minor routines can lead to unwanted habits and pain. Adapting habits while staying consistent, even in challenging circumstances, is key to personal development.

The post discusses the challenges of navigating life's choices and the importance of self-discovery. The author reflects on personal experiences of feeling lost, the pressure to conform, and the realization that true leadership involves finding one's own path. Emphasizing the significance of trusting one's inner voice, the author encourages embracing personal growth and making choices that align with individual values.

Where Do I See Myself in 3 Years? Honestly, doing many of the same things—unless something new comes along that I fall in love with enough to turn into a passion project and finally let go of working for others. I don’t see myself doing what I’m currently doing forever. My passion is my passion, and I’ve been steadily working toward something that allows me to be free—to do what I want, when I want.

I'll Keep it Short and Sweet You are great! Because... You're alive You have everything that everyone else has, and you just need to find a use that provides you the happiness you deserve. You're beatiful I honestly believe everyone is intelligent, just some people have a different niche YOLO Strength is internal, not external (I learned that from all the great women in my life)

Finding Your Passion in Art ExpressionDiscovering new ways to express who you are is essential to the core of humanity. We often fall into patterns—funnels—and try to fit into what we think success looks like. But when you lock who you are in a dark room, it eventually calls out to be seen, to be heard, to show both you and the world who you really are.

Baked Foods I really like making cheescakes. It started with pound cake, I appreciate my grandmother showing me how to make it, it sparked something in me. The process is very cerebral, has a lot of steps, but if done correctly, the person eating the cheesecake gets a very nice surprise for their tastebuds. I wish I could make it more, but with my schedule, and the amount of time it takes, I usually avoid making it.

Unproductive This was gonna be a lazy post, I have been on vacation and wanted to keep this one short and sweet. This question though, I found intriguing. Primarily, on a lazy day, I feel unproductive. It's the idea of stacking positive things, or habits. If I miss a run day, that's one less day of getting better. I don't seek to seem maniacal, but with my background in sports, that's how you're supposed to view off days.

Learning I love to learn about people, life and interesting subjects. I ask a lot of questions, I believe learning more about people, helps you understand yourself, but also improves my communication in other settings. I also genuinely find people and there thoughts, desires, quirks just interesting. It's nice to understand what makes everyone tick, how they became who they are and why they chose to do and say things they do.