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Are you an excuse generator?
Weak people are professional excuse generators. Yup. Somebody has to say it. It’s their go-to move whenever things get uncomfortable. Instead of tackling awkward convos or owning up to a mistake, these types of people whip out an excuse faster than you can ask ‘what happened?’ They create excuses to avoid responsibility. They use them to deflect blame. They want to make sure they let us know the sob story. I’m sorry, I mean the back story— about how it was the situation or someone else that messed things up for them.
By tatiana vitas14 days ago in Journal
I Tested 5 “Passive Income” Ideas
After trying to make money online with $0, I kept seeing one phrase everywhere: “Passive income.” So, what is passive income anyway? Most people think that passive income is getting money without having to do anything. That's not it. That's a gift or winning a lottery. Passive income is getting paid over and over for something you've already done or created, without having to redo that thing.
By Timothy A Rowlandabout a month ago in Journal
7 Things Lenders Check in Your Income and Bank Activity
Worried something in your bank account could get your loan denied? You're not alone. Most people want to know exactly how lenders review income and bank activity before they apply, so nothing catches them off guard.
By AMRYTT MEDIAabout a month ago in Journal
My most current projects
Hello my dear Vocal community, this is me, the author of this article and the author of other such stories such as … well, the stories that I will now share with you. I started on Vocal in 2021, making lots of friends (I wish I could add all my Vocal friends here, then it would be too full of my friends accounts lol), like the lovely dark queen Dharshee , writing companions like the gorgeous inspirational Queen Tiff & my Vocal brother Mike , and learning about my own style, author voice and my personal mistakes and errors I needed to overcome and correct. I learned through many Vocal prompts and challenges how to make my author voice more engaging, distinct and meaningful by writing in not only male perspectives but female, non binary and other gender identities.
By Melissa Ingoldsby2 months ago in Journal
