What’s the coolest thing you’ve ever found (and kept)?
I love taking pictures of flowers. I am not a fan of plucking flowers though.
I share most of the pics here for daily prompts.
Too bad it’s winter now and I have exhausted my supplies but here are some of the coolest pics I have taken this last summer
Roses make me happy 😆
Do you need time?
I’m turning a year older in just a few days, and honestly, I have no idea where all the time went. When did I get to this point? It’s strange to think about how much I’ve grown—my thoughts are different, my skills have expanded, and I’ve certainly made my share of mistakes.
This past year has taught me to truly appreciate the value of time and relationships. I’m learning to savor everyday moments and realizing what a privilege it is just to be here, alive and growing. One of the biggest lessons I’ve embraced is to seize opportunities when they come. I’m learning to go for it, to trust my instincts, and, perhaps most importantly, to say no when I need to.
Keeping promises to myself has become a priority, building a foundation of trust within. And, at the heart of everything, my community of faith, my relationship with God, and meaningful connections have been my greatest anchors.
I might not know exactly when I started getting “older,” but at least I’m learning something worthwhile along the way.
How much would you pay to go to the moon?
I would like my man to take me on a trip to the moon. He always says he loves me to the moon and back.
When the bill is out, I will let him know so we can go to the moon☺️😊. Wonder what we will do there though 🤔
Shopping, or maybe food that’s out of this world
What’s something most people don’t know about you?
Why would I reveal that? Secrecy is power.
When you don’t tell people too much, it grants you a level of control and influence.
For example, if someone asks you what did you have for breakfast, you could simply say, a sandwich and coffee, no need to go too much in details. Instead ask the question back 😆 and then make them give you the detail.
Keeping things hidden allows you to maintain an advantage, since others are left without the full picture, unable to predict actions or understand motives.
This concept is often seen in political, strategic, and business environments where controlling information flow can impact outcomes.
However, excessive secrecy can also backfire if it breeds mistrust or isolation.
When secrecy is overused, opportunities for collaboration or innovation can be missed.
Open exchange of ideas and sharing of information often lead to breakthroughs and partnerships that wouldn’t happen if everything were kept under wraps. So the secret here is balance.
What could you try for the first time?
I’ve always been fascinated by fish—their vibrant colors, graceful movements, and the way they seem to glide effortlessly through the water. It’s like they belong to a world completely different from ours, full of mystery and beauty. That’s why scuba diving has always intrigued me. I want to experience that underwater world firsthand, not just to observe from afar but to truly immerse myself in it.
By scuba diving, I’ll have the chance to swim alongside these incredible creatures, witnessing their behaviors up close and interacting with them in their natural habitats. It’s about exploring the hidden depths of the ocean, where every dive feels like stepping into an uncharted paradise.
Who are your favorite artists?
What skill would you like to learn?
I would love to improve my public speaking skills.
The best public speakers know how to influence their audience and open networking opportunities.
Great Public Speakers:
What details of your life could you pay more attention to?
Scrolled mindlessly for an hour today.
1 hour wasted on silly things😩. I couldn’t stop scrolling 😤
So this is a self-help post explaining how to stop the mindless scroll🫠
What’s the trait you value most about yourself?
The ability to slow down and absorb my surroundings.
We live in a fast paced world, where it’s about minding your business. People are always on the move. Going somewhere, coming back home, we are always up to something.
But I make sure to slow down, take a look at what’s happening around me. I appreciate the time, plants, people, animals and season. I live in the moment.
Living in the moment has helped me understand so much things. Life is beautiful, temporary and worth living
What brands do you associate with?
Before I got my laptop, I was using a chrome book. Didn’t even notice it was slow until I upgraded to a Mac Book 😂
My first apple product was my iPad. I wrote (50+) blogs for a client before I could afford it. I saved up for it, was really proud of myself when I got it.
My second Apple product was my Mac book 😅, although I hated working 8hours. I needed to pay for my MacBook. I actually quit the job immediately after I got the MacBook 😂. I preferred writing blogs and working short hours
My third apple product was my iPhone. It was a gift from a friend.
The reason I love apple products is the fact that I can copy something on my MacBook and paste it on my phone 😅. This is so good, especially since I also assist people with their social media accounts 😚
And then the airdrop 😍. I know it’s like Bluetooth but better
What do you like the most about apple products?
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