Tag: dailyprompt
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A lot actually.
Procrastination is a crafty little gremlin that sneaks up when you least expect it! The author has a loaded to-do list but opts for the silent ninja approach—doing the deed first, then blogging about it. Who needs motivation when you can just wander into the kitchen and forget what for? Classic!
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Now, that’s a good question.
If I found a million bucks, I’d basically have a self-love party and gift it to…me! After all, who needs the headache of figuring out which charity deserves my cash when I can just invest in myself first? It’s like hiring a financial advisor, except the advisor is me, and all I do is throw…
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Both.
The post reflects on the duality of lazy days, highlighting the tension between feeling rested and unproductive. While the author acknowledges the need for downtime, they wrestle with guilt over perceived inactivity. Ultimately, they embrace the idea that enjoying free time is still valuable, despite its paradoxical nature.
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Keeping myself on a budget…
Four years ago, I transitioned to using an Excel file for my personal budget, moving from basic monthly tracking to forecasting expenses six months ahead. This shift, though initially challenging, proved to be simpler than expected. Keeping track of expenses effectively has helped me curb impulse spending.
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One of them is…
The post reflects on a high school music class assignment where the author had to perform a song by their favorite artist, George Michael. Lacking recording equipment, they sang a cappella, resulting in a quiet class reaction. The author received a C grade, equating to a 7 out of 10.
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Honestly…,
The post discusses the concept of attempting something if guaranteed not to fail, using movie quotes and memes to reinforce its message. It emphasizes the importance of humor and not taking things too seriously, while highlighting the need to learn from failures as echoed in a quote by Bruce Wayne’s mentor.
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As an introvert…,
The author reflects on how their preferences have evolved, humorously comparing Myers-Briggs tests to trivial personality quizzes. They critique the validity of these tests, likening them to astrology for educated individuals. They also mention a past experience with online dating, concluding with a light-hearted tone.
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As someone…
The author reflects on the experience of losing all possessions, likening it to having the rug pulled out from under them. Emphasizing resilience and the struggle to navigate life, they express a hopeful outlook on overcoming adversity, suggesting that one should live day by day. Ultimately, they maintain optimism for the future.
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Consistently….
The author reflects on the feeling of being out of place, comparing it to Sam Beckett’s search for belonging. They describe the experience of an introvert in a crowded nightclub, likening it to a cinematic scene. The post also humorously mentions the casual use of unchecked links for comedic effect.
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As an elder hooman bean, of sorts…
The author reflects on various topics and individuals they have changed their perspective on over time, influenced by compelling evidence or inconsistencies between words and actions. This process illustrates personal growth and the complexity of belief evolution. They invite readers to share similar experiences regarding mindset changes.
Yet another fine blog…. 😅 