Reading my old 2024 post made me realize how much I’ve grown since those unfortunate events. I thank God for giving me the strength to move forward despite all the losses I experienced. If I had been weak, I probably would have stayed stuck in regret instead of choosing to stand up and start over. They say that when God gives you the hardest tests and you overcome them, you will be rewarded a hundredfold. And yeah, I’m living proof that this can be true. After that incident, instead of staying in my room, crying and blaming myself for being stupid, I decided to focus on freelancing again. I started looking for new clients until someone finally trusted me with their project. After all the trial-and-error pages I created, I went from being a beginner to becoming a specialist. Char. But honestly, I can say that I’ve grown a lot after all the experiences I’ve gained as a Wikipedia editor. Now, clients are willing to pay me upfront before I even begin their projects. That’s a flex right there! It simply shows that they trust me and that my track record has become valuable enough for them to invest in my services. I’m proud that I never gave up. Today, I thank God for giving me enough and for bringing me this far. I still have challenges to face, but I know I’ll overcome them. It’s all about having the right mindset, staying strong, and trusting God’s plans, even when He leads me away from opportunities that could have brought me more financial gain. But yeah, God knows better. 🙏

Back in the day when I was still rich in BCH. 😂 This is why it's always good to document every win, whether big or small. I honestly can't remember if this was before or during my MetaMask journey. 😅 Either way, it was a great experience. It may not have ended the way I hoped, but I'm still grateful for the journey and the lessons that helped shape who I am today. Sometimes, even missed opportunities and setbacks become the experiences we need to grow. P.S. I'm happy to see that my read.cash articles are still accessible. If you'd like to read about my journey, you can check it out here: https://read.cash/@bmjc98/p/f64bdf32

Look who's back, people! It's read.cash! I truly missed this platform so, so much!

I think it's finally time for me to seriously consider switching to a day shift. I've been working nights since 2019, and I think it's one of the reasons my blood pressure has gone up. I really need to think this through. I also want to get a walking pad so I can exercise more consistently. I think doing at least 30m of exercise every day, including walking, would be a great start. The good news is that my blood sugar is finally back to normal. It used to be 176, but now it's 85. However, my HbA1c (glycated hemoglobin) and blood pressure are still high. Ugh, this is stressing me out. Anyway, do you have any other advice? P.S. I'm still waiting for my turn to see the doctor for my consultation.

Getting my blood test results today. Hopefully, this will be the last time I need to see the doctor this year. 🙏🏻

Yay! So happy! 🥹❤️ Imagine going from 176 to 86. What a progress! For the first 2 weeks after my doctor told me that my blood sugar was high, I skipped most carbs. After 2 weeks, I started eating carbs again, but this time, in moderation. I still ate lasagna and other desserts, even bread. But surprisingly, instead of my sugar going up, it went down. I guess it's all about portion sizes and knowing when to eat them. But what really makes me proud is that the things I couldn't say no to before don't bother me anymore. Yes, it's been 3 months since I said no to soft drinks (sodas). So proud of you, self! 🥹❤️ And this means no more meds for me! 🎉 This was taken this morning btw.

Hello everyone! How’s everyone doing? It’s almost midnight here, and I’m about to get back to work. Actually, I’ve been working for the past two hours, but I needed to take a break. Now, I’m back at my computer, ready to work on my next article. It can be stressful sometimes, but I really have no reason to complain. I’d rather be busy and stressed because of work than busy and stressed looking for a job. 😅 At least I get paid for my stress. 😂 So, what’s up? What’s new?

When you create a strong password for all your accounts, including topics.cash, to make sure they’re protected. And now that I’m about to log in to my topics.cash account, even I can’t open it. 😅 I thought I only sucked at patterns. Now, even alphanumeric passwords are making it harder for me to remember them. 😂

In your opinion, what’s the most annoying part of being an SEO content writer? Is it finding the right keywords?Writing the article itself?Coming up with the right title?Or something else? For me, it’s checking for plagiarism. It’s so time-consuming! Sometimes I just want to cry because no matter how much you revise the article, the plagiarism checker just won’t seem to let you win. 😂 What about you? What’s the most annoying part of being an SEO content writer? Lol.

You know you're truly content with life when other people's achievements make you genuinely happy. Back then, I used to feel sorry for myself because I was so far behind my classmates in almost every aspect of life. Now, I don't feel that way anymore. Other people's achievements don't make me i. They inspire me to do better and keep moving forward. I think it also comes from having enough in life. Don't get me wrong. I'm not rich. But I feel rich in other ways. I'm surrounded by love, family, my dogs, and a life I'm grateful for. I guess I'm just content with where I am. I have a roof over my head, a job that allows me to pay my bills and save at the same time, dogs and kids (my siblings' children) to spoil, and a parent I can take care of. Above all, we're blessed with good health. I think as you get older, your perspective changes. You start valuing inner peace more than comparison and other petty things. So, every time I see people celebrating their wins, whether big or small, it genuinely makes me happy. I know what that feeling is like, and I hope they keep winning. Good morning! #randomthoughts