Ever worked at a job that made you question your competency? Not the people you work with creating that mindset, but the way your work is evaluated?
Category Archives: overcoming challenges
First person shooters
It is kind of amazing the way people hold onto these ideas that if they haven’t had first person experience with things, it either doesn’t exist, or anything to do with it has been greatly exaggerated.
Chaotic changes
It’s been a chaotic month for me. I think I’m finally coming to terms with the changes.
The universe and coincidence
Recently, I feel that the Universe has been screaming at me, practically handing me what I need. I think I’m finally listening.
More dreams of hidden spaces
As I said in a previous post, I often have dreams about “found spaces” in my house. Last night I had another such dream.
Quandry
I started a tarot reading business last July. I love reading cards. Always have.
Dedication to unhappiness
Yesterday was the first time I had been out in public during the hours people go out.
The limitations of going alone
Over the last few years, since moving into my current home, I have started to give in to the realization that I can’t do everything on my own.
The limited length of forever
One of the biggest things the last 3 years has taught me is that nothing is forever. From the moment that I type this to the end of ,y time and beyond. Everything changes, even if it seems to stay the same.
Signs
Life is often filled with little signs that try to promt you into action. If you don’t respond to them, they tend to disappear or. ecome a part of the landscape. Then a bigger sign will come by, and another, then a larger one, then maybe a neon one, till eventually, you hit the “DEAD END” sign and all options feel off the table. You’re left scrambling around trying to find anything that looks like a path.