My Journey

A Tantalizing Vision I actually have a lot of work to do today. After God knows how many years, I've finally set some actionable goals for myself for today, each of which will lead me closer to my ultimate mission. I'm surprised to say that I've been enjoying it as well! However, my professional project may soon require me to interact with people, so I figure this is a good time to establish the brand for my company. I had a visionary revelation a week ago, when I was just coming down from my latest weed binge. See, I've always been torn between my divulging passions. I have these personal projects that seem to pull me in different directions, and I found myself having to choose between them. I wanted to start a food blog and build a sustainable lifestyle brand to leverage my formal education and culinary experience. I also loved how practical, hands-on, and useful it was. In doing research and writing content, I figured I could learn all about that stuff.  I'm talk...

Are Dreams Useless? I doubt I'm the only one with big dreams. I reckon almost everyone had something grand in their lives that they wanted to achieve. For me, it's becoming a great storyteller; for others, it might be making money, settling down in a lounge, or nurturing a beautiful, loving family. What keeps us from achieving these things? Sure, every journey is different, but I think there might be something that ties all the broken, abandoned, and unfulfilled dreams of ours together.  I'll start with me. The best stories I have come across have given me a reason to live. They made me feel when I was numb, and showed me a whole new universe where I saw pitch-black darkness before. On the one hand, I want to do this because I want to carry on the sacred tradition of myth-making. On the other hand, I definitely enjoyed experiencing stories more than most other things, perhaps it will be the same as an author? All it took was a few hours and a computer screen to rid me of th...