I could rehash scientific theories until I am blue in the face, but that is not what this post is about. Instead, I would like to share my thoughts and experiences on dreams.Since a life altering event during a time of homelessness in 2021, I have experienced dreams differently than I had before. I rarely […]
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Homelessness is more than just the absence of a physical shelter; it’s a profound disruption to one’s sense of security, identity, and belonging. The psychological toll it exacts can be devastating, and the longer one remains without a home, the deeper these mental wounds can become. I have found myself without a home more times
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The True Cost of Politics: A Call to Unite As I navigate the complexities of our society, I’m compelled to acknowledge that I don’t engage in political discussions. My decision isn’t driven by a lack of interest or willingness to debate; rather, it stems from a profound understanding of politics’ divisive nature. The truth is,
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Family Drama – Episode 2 In Part 1 of this series, I discussed some common reasons why difficult family members shut down when you attempt to communicate with them, and explode when approached with the truth about themselves. In Part 2, I now discuss proven psychological methods and examples on how to safely approach them
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Family Drama – Episode 1 Like most people, I have trouble with my in-laws. Of course, everyone’s situation is different, and therefore how we approach each situation is equally different. But for those of you who, like me, have an in-law (or parent) who refuses to listen, shuts down the moment the truth comes out,
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Lessons Learned from a 25-Year Network Engineer, Veteran Hey there, fellow network enthusiasts! As a network veteran, I’m here to share some super valuable tips on how to minimize downtime in the workplace. After all, who doesn’t love a productive workday without those pesky IT issues getting in the way? Many of these are hard
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From The Eyes of a 25-Year Network Engineer, Veteran Think back to high school, and think about life now. What should school have taught you in order to help you prepare for the real world? The importance of having good credit? How to balance a checkbook? Budgeting and the basics of managing finances, maybe? College
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How To Land a Job in IT Without Prior Work Experience Getting hired can be difficult enough, but getting hired without any experience is damn near impossible. After all, how can you get hired without experience in order to obtain the experience you need in order to get hired in the first place? I hope
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As I’ve emphasized before, nearly everything in life is subjective, and our concept of success is no exception. So, what does success mean? If you asked 100 different people about their idea of success, you’d likely get 100 distinct answers. For many, success is merely a reflection of one’s personal dreams or ultimate goals in
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