humanity

The real lives of businessmen, professionals, the everyday man, stay at home parent, healthy lifestyle influencers, and general feel good human stories.

Echoes of the past
The quiet of the night still carries a shadow, an unease that I can’t quite name. It’s a fear rooted in memories of a house that once held my childhood, where the silence of night was often pierced by a voice that demanded attention, no matter the hour.
By Nazy Ann2 years ago in Journal
Home
For what feels like an eternity, I’ve been searching for something simple yet profound—a place to call my own. A sanctuary where I can lay my head at night, free from the weight of uncertainty. A place where I can exhale fully and know that I am home.
By Nazy Ann2 years ago in Journal
Read when you want flowers. Top Story - December 2024.
Create your own love, Every year I collect flowers. Fresh, I stick them into the NHL Winter Classic travel mug I took from the lost and found at my last job. After they die in the stagnant water, I thread my favorite stems in a piece of chicken wire I hang in the corner of my apartment. It's the end of the year and I love all of my flowers, but they're dead. It's time to move on.
By Joe Nasta2 years ago in Journal
Dating, Travel and the In-between
Man, dating is hard, and it becomes even harder when you spend most of your time traveling. On one hand I get to know people as deeply as I know myself. There's less time so the openness and vulnerability of both parties is crucial. However, that only leads to an ache in my chest every time I have to eventually head home. I still carry pieces of all the people I have met and loved while traveling.
By Matthew Mccahey2 years ago in Journal
Reclaiming the Power of the Divine Feminine in a Masculine-Dominated World
For years, I've felt the tension of living in a world driven by masculine ideals. These ideals focus on competition, control, and relentless pursuit of success. This has created imbalances, leaving many of us disconnected from life's nurturing, intuitive, and creative aspects. My journey to reconnect with the Divine Feminine has been transformative. It has opened my eyes to how feminine energy can restore balance and harmony in our lives and society.
By Wilson Igbasi2 years ago in Journal
10 Awkward American Questions, rest of the world feels strange
In America , The idea of Awkward American Questions might be more common, in American culture can be fascinating but for the rest of the world it is interesting and peculiar .
By Nav k Aidan2 years ago in Journal
The Dark Legacy of Kim Jong-Un: A Deep Dive into His Leadership
At 34 years old, Kim Jong-Un is one of the youngest world leaders today. He is also one of the most infamous. What makes him so terrifying? Let’s examine some of his cruel actions.
By Isaac Juniour2 years ago in Journal
Is AI My Friend?
“Is AI our friend or not?” However, one thing is certain: it is a friend, or at least, it can become one. Today, we’ll explore how AI is adding value to our lives, just like a human friend.
By NAMI2 years ago in Journal
Coffee, Coffee, Coffee
Note: I wrote this a few weeks ago, but there was a technical delay in posting it. ;-) Gotta love technology sometimes! So, I have been going low on my caffeine intake for health reasons... and cost reasons.
By Adora Hooper2 years ago in Journal
The Importance Of Audio Recognition For Your Company Or Brand!
In the ever-evolving world of marketing, where visual content dominates and competition for attention is fierce, audio branding is carving its own unique space. Among the tools available to marketers, brand jingles stand out as a timeless and powerful way to establish audio recognition for a company. These short, catchy tunes serve not just as an advertisement but as a memory cue, creating an emotional connection with the audience and reinforcing brand identity.
By Maison Mercury Jones2 years ago in Journal
Tragedy Strikes Abundant Life Christian School: A Community in Mourning
On Tuesday, February 27, 2024, an unthinkable tragedy struck Abundant Life Christian School in Madison, Wisconsin, when a shooting claimed the life of a 15-year-old student, Natalie Rupnow. The incident has not only devastated her family but has left a lasting emotional impact on the tight-knit community, igniting discussions around school safety, mental health, and gun control.
By Det. Marcus2 years ago in Journal
Once Wounded, Twice Shy
Life leaves marks upon us all. Some visible, like ink on the skin; others invisible, carried deep within. A heart pierced with a dagger, accompanied by the words “Once Wounded, Twice Shy,” speaks volumes of pain, survival, and caution. It’s a symbol of resilience born out of hardship. A universal reminder that every wound teaches and every scar carries a story.
By SINK-or-SWIM2 years ago in Journal