humanity
The real lives of businessmen, professionals, the everyday man, stay at home parent, healthy lifestyle influencers, and general feel good human stories.
The Test Was Never The Test
I see it often in the landscape of Business. I just completed this Test to become an XYZ! It doesn't matter what the Test is for.
Cody Dakota Wooten, C.B.C.Published 3 months ago in JournalSometimes Shoddy, Sometimes Surprising
Dear Vocal and its Voices, I filled my first real diary with blue-inked adolescent despair. Sometimes my entries rhymed, always they showcased the rooms in my brain where the aesthetic was Lisa Frank Catastrophizing Chic. One entry was read by my mother (when she was “concerned” and “putting away laundry”), and she immediately took me to see a therapist.
Accepting a Victim Mentality
Accepting Yourself as a Victim I get a lot of confused facial expressions when I tell people to accept their victim mentality. Having a victim mentality is seen as such a weakness and hindrance that no-one wants to take on the label.
Marysol RamosPublished 3 months ago in JournalThe Emergent Problem Of Leadership
Why do we keep having problems? I see Leaders all over the place struggling with one Problem or another with their Teams, Businesses, Organizations, Customers, Public Perceptions, and even themselves.
Cody Dakota Wooten, C.B.C.Published 3 months ago in JournalThat's Cool, But Will You Do It?
A lot of people are interested in the Idea of becoming the best version of themselves. It's awesome to see people truly take an interest in working toward their Potential.
Cody Dakota Wooten, C.B.C.Published 3 months ago in JournalReconciling The Gap Between The Present And The Future
Today, I had two things occur that made me think and look at The Present and The Future of my Life. I know that many people, when looking at where they are and where they want to be, get Dismayed and Struggle.
Cody Dakota Wooten, C.B.C.Published 3 months ago in Journal- Runner-Up in #200 Challenge
How to become un-lost
Content Warning: Death. ~ I cried the first morning I woke up in 2024. I cried because I was so immensely grateful that 2023 was finally over.
life formulas suck (now i'm focusing on being mindful from each moment to the next)
Some days I like to imagine my life as a book, specifically a memoir. Each scene or part possesses a clear setting. It seems like a perfect method to romanticize life, so why does it make me feel dejected and sad at times?
The Trust Dilemma In Today's World
I was listening to a video today about what has been going wrong with the Marvel Cinematic Universe as of late. Why were Audiences lashing out against what was once a Dominating Force in Media?
Cody Dakota Wooten, C.B.C.Published 3 months ago in JournalWhy I believe Trump will win in 2024
Before I begin please note that I am not a Trump supporter but I do believe he stands a good chance of winning. Perhaps I will I will be proven wrong. I just hope these colleges and universities have plenty of blankets, baby bottles, coloring books and psychologist on hand. ASs bad as that sounds that is what happened in 2016. This is not comprehensive.
Ferrari KingPublished 3 months ago in JournalDavid Draiman's Resolute Defense: A Unified Stance Against Taylor Swift Detractors
where artistic expression often collides with public scrutiny, David Draiman, the distinctive voice behind the iconic band Disturbed, has emerged as a vocal defender of Taylor Swift. Draiman's recent message carries not just the weight of camaraderie among artists but serves as a resounding anthem against the pervasive culture of criticism that plagues musicians in the modern era.
West Coast Milblogger
Ending this week with the biggest development we would be remised not to discuss Pakistan airstrikes against Iran. While many media outlets see this as a potential conflict between former friendly nations, the West Coast Milblogger once again takes a different tacked.
Cyrus EmersonPublished 3 months ago in Journal