I won’t lie, it was difficult to get this year’s stats since everything is somehow changing. Thank you to all my readers, you have done amazing work for my recovery.

This year has been large for me in 3 ways.
First, I have an amazing job which has been fabulous to be a part of every day. This being despite number 3. It is lovely to have a large influence on how things are done when my strong characteristics are kept in the fore front. My strong full stack mentality is being used to its biggest advantage. A lot of amazing work in tons of different fields that people can’t ever understand.
Second, I’ve managed to make new friends. It was fabulous to get to experience this year with intelligent people I’ve seen every day. The amazing people I see, and interact with, every day have helped me in tremendous ways.
Third, in a harsh note, I understand, now, how it just takes 1 or 2 people to ruin everything. I won’t give too many details, I hope. All I say as a response: I prefer to get what I deserve; not what people’s personal opinions share. We will see what happens.
I could go further in any of these categories, but I don’t care enough to even make any attempt, anymore. I’ve already dealt with harsh things, this year, and in the past, so I don’t even care enough to fight for myself anymore. The right people only look at my strengths. My strengths are holding me strong, anyway.
At the start of November being confronted, at gun point, I decided to re-evaluate my life as a whole. The right person will join me, one day. The right company around me will go a long way. I keep getting asked if I’m okay, but to admit it, I’m not. I struggle to see recognition for my strengths; my troubles caused me to only see the flaws.
It’s alright. We will see what happens.
The Years Posts
- 2023-01-08: Suggestions to Improve Your Focus
- 2023-01-15: Reading Review: Atomic Habits – James Clear
- 2023-01-23: Atomic Habits: The 2 Minute Rule
- 2023-01-29: DevLog – Introducing eVX; a Vulkan Game Engine
- 2023-02-06: eVX Progress #1: SokoBomber
- 2023-02-12: eVX Progress #2: SokoBomber
- 2023-02-19: eVX Progress #3: SokoBomber
- 2023-02-28: Reading Review: Rich Dad Poor Dad – Robert T. Kiyosaki
- 2023-03-06: 7DRL-2023.03: #1 Introducing NoNameBrandRogue
- 2023-03-11: 7DRL-2023.03: #2 – 7DRL Submission: NoNameBrandRogue
- 2023-03-24: Active e-Fitness: Entering Alpha Testing
- 2023-03-26: Reading Review: Budgeting 101 – Simon & Schuster
- 2023-04-16: Active e-Fitness: Notifications, Improvements
- 2023-04-23: Reading Review: Never Eat Alone – Keith Ferrazzi and Tahl Raz
- 2023-05-31: Reading Review: Become Your Own Financial Advisor – Warren Ingram
- 2023-06-18: Experiment: NaNoE.V3 Experimentation Built Through ChatGPT Tutorials
- 2023-06-25: Reading Review: The Elevated Communicator – Maryanne O’Brien
- 2023-08-04: Reading Review: The Ultimate Guide to Frugal Living – Daisy Luther
- 2023-08-31: Reading Review: Start Finishing – Charlie Gilkey
- 2023-09-18: Set Up Gitea on a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W
- 2023-10-03: Reading Review: The Intelligent Investor – Benjamin Graham
- 2023-11-02: Starting NaNoWriMo 2023: The Global Coincedence
- 2023-11-19: Reading Review: The Art of Thinking Clearly – Ralph Dobelli
- 2023-11-25: Hiking Trail: Cradle Moon – Green Trail
- 2023-12-09: Reading Review: Eight Dates – Essential Conversation for a Lifetime of Love
- 2023-12-15: Eight Dates: Conversation Starters
- 2023-12-29: Theme Swap
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