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Exclusivity Does Not Mean Sustainability
On yet another blog post concerning social media marketing, this week we’re discussing Orkut, the social networking site named after Google’s creator: Orkut Buyukkokten. Background The social networking site launched in 2004, which is considered early in the days of social media. It shut down in 2014, another temporary social media platform that did not meet the needs of its users (We’ll come…
A Hole in One or Too Much In One?
Photo by Alexander Shatov on Unsplash This is yet another blog post as a homework assignment. This one is a study on the Chinese social media app Weixin (Way-Shin). Weixin is an all-in-one platform where users can do anything and everything it seems. It’s compared to What’sApp in the United States. I don’t use either, so I can’t compare personally, besides a few days using What’sApp (because…
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Hooray For Boobies!
Photo by Estúdio Bloom on Unsplash Contrary to the title, this is not a music review for the 1999 album by the Bloodhound Gang. Sorry fellow music enthusiasts. Now that I have your attention, this week, we’re talking about the breast cancer awareness meme popular on facebook every October. The confusing one where women used to post a random fruit, or cryptic phrases like “I like to do it on the…
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Glasses For the Masses
How Warby Parker Changed the Options for Eye Wear This is part one of many explorations on companies and their effective uses of Social Media. Photo by Dmitry Ratushny on Unsplash Warby Parker, the glasses company. We’ve all seen the commercials on TV or while waiting for our latest YouTube video to load. They sell glasses, they send frames in the mail for you to try before you buy. We’ve all…
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On Accountability
Photo by Ryland Dean on Unsplash I have wanted to be a successful writer since I was about fourteen. Throughout my teens and 20’s, I was doing pretty well, or at least putting words down on the page and practicing my craft. Then came the disastrous year of 2024. 2024 and 2025 have been challenges for writing time and other things not related to writing time. In 2023, I wrote something every…
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34 Writing Tips (In no Particular order)
Writing never has to be perfect. It does have to be understandable. A writing session can be anything from 1 word and beyond. If you wrote on your phone, you’re still a writer. Reading is inhaling, writing is exhaling. Not all days have to be writing days. Some days you can just live. Art inspires art. Pain inspires art. Too much pain and grief does not feed art. Music holds a lot of secrets. The…
On Writing By Hand
Some affiliate links listed here, gotta pay the bills somehow, right? When I first began to write seriously (Ok fine, semi-seriously) at around 14, I had no smart devices or even a computer. I started writing my first novel in a spiral bound notebook with a pencil. Image created by chatGPT— imagine this is the notebook before the project started. I highly caution against that as I have in the…
Top Three Writing Tips
I can’t believe we’re in April. April, despite being the start of Spring and warmer weather, is always a horrible month for me. Not only do I have two birthdays followed by death days (yeah, those suck hardcore!), but there are several anniversaries of deaths over the last few years, birthdays of those who have passed on. April is just an awful month. But! I am still here posting and doing what…
Goodbye and Good Riddance NaNoWriMo
Well, it’s happened. I woke up to the news this morning that NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) will be no more. They’re shutting down. Part of me hopes this is an April Fools’ prank. Part of me feels like a weight is lifted from my shoulders. After the controversy in 2023, and so many more issues (which you can read about here), and the mess that was early 2024, I denounced them…
Books I Started in 2024 and Hope to Finish in 2025
Photo by Ed Robertson on Unsplash Here we are in 2025, a new year, a new opportunity to make things better than last year. New year, new goals. All of that positive new year stuff. There was a lot I wanted to do in 2024 that has now moved in to 2025. I wanted 2024 to be better, but life sucks sometimes and sometimes life has to kick your ass for you to grow to where you need to be. 2024 was…
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2025 First Quarter Goals
Photo by Kelly Sikkema on Unsplash Here we are in 2025! This year already feels like a breath of fresh air. A new book with 365 pages to make something with. Because 2024 was so terrible, I’ve decided I’m going to move to quarterly goals for 2025. That way, I have more time to focus on goals, more time to complete them (rather than month to month) and if one quarter sucks, I can regroup and try…
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2024 Wrap up
Is it finally gone? Did we make it through that awful year? Ok, good. The me at the start of 2024 and the me now are two vastly different people. In 2024, before the chaos hit, I had a lot of goals I wanted to reach and projects I wanted to get done. A quick reminder of what those goals were: Writing Goals Write 1.5K-2K (Or 1 hour of time) daily one project at a time until Completed Finish…
Still We Sing
Christmas is different this year, With so many friends and family missing from our table. So many stories left untold, Lives left unlived. Things lost that can never be returned. Still we sing Christmas Carols, Wish good tidings, And quietly pray for a better year ahead.
To Be a Better Writer, Do More Than Only Write
I’ve always called myself a writer, ever since I started writing little short stories I never finished at 7. I’ve always used writing as an escape, from life, from homework, from friends and family. It’s taken me years (and an SSRI, and ADHD medication) to realize that wasn’t completely healthy. But when I was a teenager and in my early 20’s, writing was my therapy. Writing helped me get through…
RECLAIMING DISCIPLINE CAN LOOK LIKE:
• keeping small + manageable promises to yourself daily
• healing your attention span (ex: reading books, watching movies without scrolling, letting yourself be bored)
• moving from "I'll try" to "I will"
• reframing pain + difficulty as often where the growth happens
• showing up as the person you want to be
• making mindful & nourishing choices VS choices that result in instant gratification
November Update
Photo by Kelly Sikkema This year has been the most difficult year I can remember. Emotionally, I’m drained. Physically, I’m tired. Mentally, I’m frazzled. But I am on the mend. All of 2024 has been one shit show after the other, starting 6 days into the new year! Tragedy after tragedy, death after death, loss after loss. But through it all, I’m still kicking and screaming. Sure, there were…
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The problem w writing fiction is that you'll be like tee-hee I'm going to write a story about a fucked up little scenario that's got nothing to do with anything in real life, just some pure messed up nonsense, and then you finish it and take a step back and go aw rats I made a metaphor again
