humanity

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

Memories: 11 August 2025
11 August 2025 … https://youtu.be/eAj1gdAjxH8?si=vjy_pj5YnDVSGL36 “Rainbow Lorikeet Fressers :-)” 11 August 2024 I feel slightly better after a very long sleep last night. Apparently I stopped breathing 2.6 times per hour, even with the cpap mask blowing air into my lungs. Hmmm. I suppose it’s an improvement on me shutting down 37 times each hour. Choose life. Keep breathing.
By Archived User3 years ago in Journal
Potential therapeutic target for Parkinson's disease.
PD is a highly prevalent neurodegenerative condition, with no precise mechanisms for midbrain dopaminergic neurons (mDANs) loss in the substantia nigra. Nurr1, a nuclear receptor, is a potential therapeutic target for PD; however, its role in PD pathogenesis is unclear.
By maurine otieno (ondusomo)3 years ago in Journal
Memories: 10 August 2025
10 August 2025 6:19 am I just woke up from a very intense dream about Linda Moulton Howe, the ufologist. She was having some kind of heart attack with lots of heart palpitations along with hallucinations, both auditory and visual. I rang 911 and was trying to explain her symptoms but they just kept treating me as if I were crazy. It was very upsetting as I feared she might die while I was getting her help. In real life I hope she is okay as she is in her early 80s.
By Archived User3 years ago in Journal
Memories: 9 August 2025
9 August 2025 9 August 2024 7:22 am. Awake. A better night. Only got up twice. (Around 2 am then again at dawn). Pretty good especially after wrangling with two Optus reps like two giant serpents flying around my head and the distress of those two parking infringement notices from the same day. Farrrrkkkk.
By Archived User3 years ago in Journal
Is it embarrassing to eat alone?
Whether a person is ashamed to eat or not will vary according to an individual's cultural background, values, social environment and so on. In some cultures, eating alone is considered an act of loneliness, depression, and shame. However, in today's busy urban life, more and more people are forced or willing to eat alone. In this article, I will explore the phenomenon of eating alone in detail and explain why there is no shame in eating alone.
By Aaron3 years ago in Journal
Objectives of Accounting
In the present complex and quickly developing business scene, bookkeeping assumes a urgent part in guaranteeing monetary straightforwardness, working with powerful direction, and advancing responsibility inside associations. At the center of this fundamental discipline lie a bunch of obvious targets that act as core values for bookkeeping rehearses. In this exhaustive blog entry, we will dig further into the central goals of bookkeeping, featuring their importance and investigating how they add to the smooth working and development of organizations.
By Mahnoor Malik3 years ago in Journal
Leadership Lessons From A Sea Turtle And A Shark
Recently, someone brought to my attention that the video I based a previous article on was based not based on an actual event, rather 2 videos were spliced together and a story was told that wasn't factually accurate.
By H.E. Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, COIE, DFM, DHM3 years ago in Journal
The Value and Psychological Effects of Appreciation and Awards
In today's fast-paced and competitive world, where achievements are often celebrated and recognized, appreciation and awards play a crucial role. Beyond mere recognition, these forms of acknowledgment hold immense value and have profound psychological effects on individuals. Whether it be in personal relationships, the workplace, or broader societal contexts, appreciation and awards have the power to uplift spirits, boost motivation, and foster a sense of accomplishment. In this blog, we will delve into the significance of appreciation and awards, exploring their psychological impact on individuals and the benefits they bring.
By Erma3 years ago in Journal
The Barriers We Keep
This is what the energy we carry and project can look like, both figuratively and literally - a closed gate. This lesson that was brought home to me this morning, after struggling, finding success and then an “AHA!” moment granted during some relaxed consideration.
By Archived User3 years ago in Journal
Memories: 6 August 2026
6 August 2026 7:40 am a good breathing result which is unusual given how stressed I was yesterday. At a few points during the day I was so dizzy I thought I might stroke out. But here we are again….doing remarkably well! Incongruent, incredible and formidable.
By Archived User3 years ago in Journal
Memories: 5 August 2026
5 August 2026 8:07 am another pretty morning. Life is good. Be in it! Thrive! … 9:10 am I am very dizzy and weak this morning. Having difficulty walking. I probably should not have danced last night…but my spirit wanted to…so there is that. 🙂
By Archived User3 years ago in Journal
What Supporting A Cause Actually Looks Like
I was riding on the Dart (Dallas' public train system) one day, heading to work. It was a day that felt like any other - I felt tired and was mostly going through the motions (I've never been a morning person).
By H.E. Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, COIE, DFM, DHM3 years ago in Journal