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[i-am-ghobli]

Daydreaming

this is what I dream of someoday!!!

1 . Someday magkakaron ako ng sarili kong bahay , gigising ako ng umaga na nakatingin sa bintana habang niramramdam ang init ng unang sikat ng araw , habang inaayos ang kama =) tapos baba ako sa kitchen na napaka aesthetic with coffee maker while nag brebrew ng coffee is my sweet acoustic music galing sa aking google home , Nagprepare ng breakfast with egg and salad and fruits . Tapos makikita ko si Aivan na nakangiti sakin while papalapit at babatiin ako ng magandang araw, mag uusap kami about sa mga nangyari kagabi at nabasa sa news app

2. Kasama ang alaga naming aso ay magwawalking kami, as part ng daily routine ko for healthy living, and then nagmumusic gamit ung bagong earbuds and complete gear with running shoes , a very good start to do errands , tapos dederecho ng palengke para sa lunch and dinner na gagawin. 1 hour lang ang activity na to

3. Magprepreare na ng lunch and magreready na din sa shift, dito ay wala na ako sa corporate world kundi nagmamanage na lang ng mga business and investment , Meron coffee shop na nagrurun ng 24/7 , meron internet cafe na naghohost ng mga internal gaming competition, clothing brand na sobrang paldo and nagtretrending palagi, ang pharmacy na ngaun ay largest pharmacy chain na sa pilipinas at may sister company pa na health center. May series of meeting ako buong araw this is for expansion and improvement ng process ng business , Mag eend ang day ko shutting down my windows laptop and tablet and waiting na lang sa dinner

4. We decided na lumabas na lang sa bahay para kumain kasi tinatamad, we invited some of our friends , Max, Chan, Carl, Ceejay and JOWAS , we ordered our food hanggang sa mabusog , I paid the bill na kasi ako namn nag invite , Lahat na pala sila ay successful na din sa kanilang mga careers , I enjoy seeing them in one table , smiling to each other and kwento lang ng kwento

5. We decided to leave early na kasama si Aivan , Si Aivan na magdridrive ng car while nasa EDSA , I decided na mag walking na muna which is usual ginagawa , So tamabay kami sa MOA na may dolomite beach na at may magagandang amusement park, We sip some coffee , at kumain ulit , at nagrides at kumain ulit , We really enjoy the time together. And nasanay ako sa mga ngiti na un

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[i-am-ghobli]

Crypto Chronicles: When Doge Dreams Turn into a Meme-Worthy Mess

Okay, so, like, we all get FOMO, right? Fear of missing out on the next big thing. I've been there, chasing those crypto gains like it's a never-ending game of whack-a-mole. But let me tell you, this time it was different. It wasn't just about missing out on profits; it messed with my entire vibe.

Three weeks ago: I decided to YOLO it and threw ₱100,000 into crypto. Doge was my ride-or-die, and I was convinced I had this whole thing figured out. Charts? Check. Basics? Check. Easy money? Welp, not so much.

Days turned into weeks: My gains were flatter than a pancake. Sure, crypto's volatile, but this was starting to feel like a bad Netflix rom-com – all buildup, no payoff.

August 24th: The Breakout That Wasn't: Finally, Doge moved! But it was more like a gentle nudge than a rocket launch. I held on, hoping for another surge. Then, like a scene from a horror movie, my gains started disappearing faster than free pizza at a college party.

Panic Mode Activated: I cashed out with a measly ₱2,000 profit. But then, like a moth to a flame, I got sucked back in. Emotions took over, and I convinced myself I could turn it around. Spoiler alert: I couldn't. I was down ₱5,000.

The Rock Bottom Moment: Things went from bad to worse. My losses hit ₱10,000, and I was officially done. The stress was unreal. It was like carrying around a backpack full of bricks, and I finally realized it wasn't just about the money.

Lessons Learned the Hard Way:

Don't let your feels drive the wheel: Knowledge and experience beat FOMO every time.

Look at the whole picture, not just the shiny parts: Tunnel vision leads to bad decisions.

Play with money you can afford to lose: This isn't Monopoly, folks.

Set limits and stick to them: Don't let greed (or fear) take control.

Don't let crypto ruin your day: It's a tool, not your whole life.

The Silver Lining: Now that I'm out, I feel like a weight has been lifted. I'm ready to focus on the real-world stuff and find a healthier way to build my future.

Shoutout to the Universe: Thanks for the tough love. I needed this wake-up call.

So, to anyone out there feeling the crypto rollercoaster: buckle up, keep your head on straight, and remember, there's more to life than chasing digital coins.

[i-am-ghobli]

Winning Non-Stop Has Me Hyped to Start My Own Thing!

Okay, so basically, I've been on the luckiest streak of my life, and it's got me feeling like I can do anything! It all started a few months ago when I randomly entered a raffle and ended up winning a trip to Thailand for two! I couldn't believe it. It was like the universe was giving me a sign that good things were coming my way.

That win totally boosted my confidence. I started feeling like I had this special luck, and I wanted to test it out. So, I went to Timezone with my partner and just started dominating all the games. It was insane! I was winning left and right, and it felt amazing.

But the craziest thing happened just a few days ago. I was at the arcade, feeling super lucky, and decided to try my hand at the roulette wheel. And guess what? I won! Tickets started pouring out, and I was like, "Okay, this is definitely my day!" I kept going, winning at the coin drop and balloon pop games too. By the end of it, I had over 2,500 tickets!

Standing there with all those tickets, I felt a mix of emotions. I was grateful, excited, and honestly, a little shocked. It wasn't just about the wins; it was about how confident I felt. It was like I had tapped into this inner belief in myself that I didn't even know was there.

This whole experience has totally changed my mindset. I'm not afraid to take risks anymore. I'm ready to go after my dreams and see what I can achieve. I've always wanted to start my own business, and now I feel like it's the perfect time.

I'm picturing myself building a successful company, something that not only makes money but also makes a positive impact on the world. I want to be smart with my money too, investing it wisely so I can build a secure future for myself and my family.

Of course, I know that luck isn't everything. I'll need to work hard and be smart about my decisions. There will probably be challenges along the way, but I'm ready to face them head-on. I've learned that you have to be willing to adapt and learn from your mistakes.

I'm also going to surround myself with people who support me and believe in my vision. Having a strong network is so important when you're starting something new.

This whole winning streak has taught me so much. I've learned to trust my gut, to go for it even when things seem uncertain, and to never give up on my dreams. It's shown me that amazing things can happen when you have a positive attitude and believe in yourself.

So, to anyone out there who's ever felt that spark of an idea or had a lucky break, I say go for it! Don't let fear hold you back. Chase your passions, work hard, and never stop dreaming. You never know what you might accomplish when you believe in the power of possibility.

[i-am-ghobli]

A Touch of Evilness

I had the weirdest dream, one that I never expected and certainly never wanted. Revenge, the kind you see in dramas, was never something I considered. Here’s what I remember:

I found myself in an unfamiliar place, and there was Allan (my ex-partner), sleeping peacefully. Suddenly, I heard a crackling noise, like electricity surging through the room, which then burst into flames. Strangely, I felt no urge to wake him up; instead, I left the room thinking he deserved to burn. But then, his agonizing screams pierced through me, pounding my heart and awakening my conscience. Panic and heartache overwhelmed me.

I ran back to the room and saw my friend Chan trying to help Allan, whose face was engulfed in flames. My heart pounded so hard it felt like it might stop. I offered to help bring Allan to safety, but he refused, shouting words I couldn’t understand and rejecting my touch.

The pain in that moment felt so real that I woke up with tears streaming down my face. I couldn’t shake the hellish experience and the lingering question of why such evil thoughts had crept into my dream.

In my heart, I know that what happened between Allan and me is in the past, and I want to forget it all. I don’t want him to suffer; I believe he deserves a chance to correct his mistakes and find peace. I’m praying for these dark thoughts to leave my mind and heart. I just want to live in the harmony of my new world.

[i-am-ghobli]

Beyond Plans and Disappointment

Last week was a whirlwind of dreams and aspirations I'm eager to bring to life. But with all these big ideas swirling around in my head, my sleep has taken a hit. My trusty smartwatch tells me I'm only getting 4 to 6 hours of shut-eye each night, far from my usual 7 to 8 hours. I guess it's the excitement of turning my dreams into reality that's keeping me up at night.

Thanks to a personal loan from the bank, I've already started building my pharmacy in the province. The architectural plans are coming together, and it finally feels like things are kicking off. But with some extra cash on hand, I can't help but dream even bigger—a computer shop combined with a coffee shop and a bayad center. It sounds like the perfect plan, right? The only problem is, I have no idea where to set up shop or how to even begin.

I spent hours during what was supposed to be my downtime last week, constantly thinking about this new venture. But all that daydreaming, planning, and fluctuating between excitement and disappointment left me exhausted.

Then it hit me—I've been dreaming so big that I can't seem to make any decisions. It feels like completing this task is impossible no matter what I do. So, I made a decision to clear my mind, take a deep breath, and just be present in the moment.

And you know what? It worked. I felt the weight lift off my shoulders, and suddenly, everything seemed clearer. Yes, my dream is still there, but I realized there's a time and a place for everything. I need to start somewhere, even if it's just planning my next steps.

So, here's what I envision: a three-story building with 100 square meters of space on each floor. The first floor will be a cozy coffee shop where people can relax, work, and enjoy some good food and drinks. The second floor will house the internet cafe, with top-of-the-line computers and a gaming area designed to be the ultimate gaming hub. And finally, the third floor will be a VIP lounge with high-end amenities and futuristic interiors, perfect for gaming tournaments and special events.

I'm determined to build this dream with confidence and happiness. And even though there may be setbacks along the way, I won't lose hope. After all, everything will fall into place, one step at a time.

[i-am-ghobli]

Doge Breakout

Get ready for another tale, filled with lessons and perhaps a touch of regret. After three months of patiently waiting since investing in Dogecoin, the moment finally arrived. Yet, amidst the anticipation, life's priorities intervened with a pressing family matter.

Caught between seizing the opportunity to cash out with a modest gain of 10,000 pesos or holding out for the possibility of doubling my money, uncertainty loomed. There were no clear signs indicating when the surge might occur.

Ultimately, I chose to play it safe and withdrew my investment, content with breaking even. Memories of past losses haunted my decision-making process, fueling my desire to secure what I could.

However, fate had other plans. Within just 24 hours of cashing out, Dogecoin skyrocketed from 6.11 pesos to a staggering 8.0 pesos—a nearly 20% increase. Instant regret washed over me, questioning whether I had made the right call. But in the grand scheme of things, I realized it's all part of the unpredictable nature of this game.

As I reflect on this rollercoaster experience, I'm ready to release any lingering emotions and move forward. Every twist and turn serves as a valuable lesson, a chapter in my journey of growth and resilience.

Though today may be marked by a tinge of disappointment, I hold onto hope for brighter days ahead. This adventure in cryptocurrency is far from over, and I eagerly anticipate the opportunities and lessons it has yet to offer.

[i-am-ghobli]

Unexpected Tax Deficit

Hey everyone,

I've been pondering these unexpected expenses and bills that keep popping up on my pay slip lately. It's a new challenge for me, despite having a higher salary now than ever before. Even with this bump in pay, I still find myself facing unforeseen costs. Let me break it down for you.

So, I've seen an 85% increase in my salary compared to my last job, which has been fantastic. I've been enjoying treating myself on paydays, indulging in meals from fancy restaurants and splurging on food delivery services like FoodPanda and GrabFood. But then, out of the blue, I noticed a significant deduction of eight thousand pesos for taxes on my pay slip for two consecutive months. Naturally, I reached out to our payroll team for clarification, and after four days, they got back to me, explaining that it's due to be billed four times over my next few paychecks.

This deduction hit me hard, especially since I recently lost one of my bedspacers, impacting my income. But no matter what, I have to ensure everything is covered, especially since my credit score depends on it.

From this experience, I've learned some valuable lessons. It's crucial to have an emergency fund ready and understand the payroll process. I also need to ensure I'm making the most of my resources. Money truly matters, and here's what I've learned so far:

I invested some extra cash into crypto and lost fifteen thousand pesos shortly after.

I lent money to a friend without completing my emergency fund.

I splurged on dining out and online shopping, neglecting essential expenses.

I didn't track my expenses properly.

Moving forward, here's my plan:

Utilize my Citypay All account to cover expenses from my cards.

Use Chase Jaypee for top-up online payments.

Remind friends to repay any loans.

Cut down on unnecessary expenses and manage resources wisely.

Complete my emergency fund.

Keep track of income and expenses.

Cook at home more often.

I'm realizing that what I thought was a significant increase in earnings before might not be as substantial as I once believed. It's essential to explore other options and set achievable goals to overcome these financial hiccups.

Here's to resolving these money matters by April, starting fresh, and aiming for greatness. Let's make it happen!

[i-am-ghobli]

It Doesn't Feel Right

In the midst of my daily life, there's a strange feeling that's been bothering me. I can't quite put my finger on it, and I don't remember when it all started. Despite being in good shape emotionally and financially, there's this weight on my shoulders.

I spend time with friends and my partner, and they're always there for me, talking and sharing moments. But when I'm alone in my room, something feels off. It's not boredom; it's more like my heart is racing, and my feet feel numb, making the world around me feel distant.

I know I'm troubled, but figuring out what's wrong seems like an impossible task. I'm standing on the edge, thinking about letting go of everything and everyone, but the fear of the unknown holds me back. I'm looking for relief, a solution to this inner turmoil, but it's elusive.

As I try to make sense of it all, I have a list of maybes. Maybe it's because my ex seems happier now. Perhaps lingering insecurities are affecting my contentment. Maybe I'm just tired and need a break, or it could be that I want to create music but find it hard to pick up my guitar.

This feeling doesn't sit well with me, but maybe it's a phase I need to go through. Perhaps, in time, I'll find the right place and moment to understand and express what's going on. Until then, I'm left with these maybes, floating in the quiet moments of contemplation.