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November 2023 Update so Far
So it’s the 26th of April and I am currently about 4000 words below my target for Camp NaNoWriMo and I am STRESSING OUT. I have no reason for this because I haven't failed to complete a writing task yet. I write better when I am doing it "competitavely".
By Terri Allen3 years ago in Journal
Why Experience Matters When Choosing a Brisbane Painter?
Land of scorching sun and even hotter temper tantrums from the paint on your walls. Come summer, my house sheds its color faster than a fairy bread stall gets swarmed by hungry toddlers. This year, it wasn't just a few tired patches – it was a full-blown Jackson Pollock in the making, cracks crawling across the living room wall like a spider monkey gone wild. Time to ditch the DIY and bring in the cavalry – the Brisbane painting cavalry, that is.
By Oakley Barez3 years ago in Journal
Are You Truly Going To Achieve Change?
Many people "want" Change in their Life. But are they actually "going" to Change? It IS possible for us to Change as Human Beings, but the statistics around people Maintaining Change in the Long Term are Abysmal.
By H.E. Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, COIE, DFM, DHM3 years ago in Journal
Surprise!: Customer Service is Good (Almost) Everywhere Today
Introduction: Morning (or Mourning) Joe We’ve all been there. In fact, you may have just come from there! We’re there just minding our own business in the breakroom, hoping that there might be donuts or cake to go with that last cup of coffee (well, maybe!) for the day that we’re making.
By David Wyld3 years ago in Journal
No More Cold Showers! Sydney's Same-day Hot Water Hacks Revealed
Brr, remember that shiver-inducing jolt when the hot water cuts out mid-shower? Ugh, Sydney summers might be golden, but our hot water situation? Not so much. Especially during peak times, those lukewarm drizzles turn even the sunniest Aussie into a goosebump-covered grump.
By Aspen Pluma3 years ago in Journal
Eco-Conscious & Effective: Designing Sustainable Websites in Sydney
Okay, listen up! Ever since you moved to Sydney, have you caught that green bug? You know, the one that makes you wanna hug a tree after watching the sunset over Bondi? Yeah, this city yells "eco-warrior" louder than a galah with a microphone. So, it's no surprise that our love for the environment seeps into everything, even our websites, right? No, I'm not talking about those tree-hugger sites that look like they were slapped together in a koala's hammock. I'm talking about websites that'll blow your socks off with style, but leave a footprint lighter than a fairy on a spiderweb.
By Eric Colin3 years ago in Journal
The Unseen Challenges Of Overcoming Dis-Stress
I'm always playing with different variables in improving my Health. In my work on understanding the Psychophysiological Aspects of Successful Leadership, I have had to connect many dots on my own.
By H.E. Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, COIE, DFM, DHM3 years ago in Journal
Nodejs Database: Discover the Best Database for Your Node App
Selecting the best database for your Nodejs applications is one of the most vital factors in app development. Nodejs is versatile, and it accommodates both SQL and NoSQL databases. However, the choice of the database must be based on the complexity and objectives of the application. In this article, we will discuss SQL and NoSQL Nodejs databases in detail.
By Nisarg Bhavsar3 years ago in Journal
Sydney's Sustainable Gardening Revolution: Tips for an Eco-Friendly Oasis
G'day mates, and welcome to my sussie Sydney garden! Forget those daggy chemicals and plastic gnomes, we're about to turn your backyard into a bonza Aussie oasis that's good for the soul and the planet. Think lush greenery, happy critters, and water bills shorter than a Hemsworth brother's temper. So chuck on your Akubra (or sunhat, no worries!), grab your trowel, and let's get this green party started!
By Marie Pintor3 years ago in Journal
