Old Technology vs. Today’s Tech: What We Lost Along the Way
Sometimes the gadgets that do the least end up meaning the most. A Game Boy, a notebook, even a simple watch — they remind me that technology can feel personal, not overwhelming.
The Question That Turns Problems Into Growth
What feels like wasted time often saves you from bigger mistakes later. Perspective is everything
The Antidote to Anxiety is Action
Anxiety often comes from action avoided, not action taken. Fill your days with meaningful work, journaling, reading, or even small chores. Action leaves no room for rumination. Stillness without purpose feeds it.
Nature Is a Natural Stress Killer
The best stress relief tool doesn’t come from an app. It’s free, available everywhere, and waiting right outside your door: nature
The Weight of an Open Tab
Some tabs I close without thinking. Others sit there for days.
It’s not just the browser kind — though those
Working From Home Without Bringing It Everywhere
Working from home blurs the line between my desk and my life. Without a commute, the day doesn’t end on its own — so I’ve learned to build my own transition
When Your Mind Stays at the Office
Some workdays don’t end when you close your laptop. They follow you home, into dinner, into the quiet before bed. Here’s how I use journaling and small pauses to let go of the day and keep stress from piling up.
Don’t Know What to Write? Start Here
A journal doesn’t need to be profound. Sometimes you just need a place to notice what’s actually happening.
The Joy of Going Nowhere
A Journey Into Rediscovering Yourself
There’s a certain magic in letting go of destinations. When you stop chasing arrival,
Doing Things for Yourself
I don’t know many things. I don’t even know what I don’t know, and sometimes, that’s
