I mass applied to grant programs to fund my business. Most of the forms only take 5 minutes since they ask questions you should already know in regards to business expenses and future. I have to go home

source This book elicits a very strong emotion from me, so that's good. I like that it felt fast paced, hard to read due to the topic but very short in chapters. I wonder why this book is written though?

Not vegan but used to be vegetarian and enjoy vegan cooking. The most straight forward protein is going to be tofu, legumes like beans, and pulses like lentils. They have a fair amount of carbs with that

source This was way more focused on romance than what the summary led on (but the GR genres don't like, but I hadn't checked them, haha) and I would not say it was a good choice. The book is full of pretty

Week 8 Reflection +The hard-hitting tactics from last week helped. Using a site blocker to block my worst time and attention thieves has helped with my overall focus and attention. I'll continue doing

source What a slog this was to get through. So much of the story felt incoherent. Much of the detail was just filler and irrelevant to the plot or characterizations. A lot of the side characters I just

Looks like I'm going to have to go back to my low volume resistance training. I enjoy the pump of the higher volume stuff, and it's good for my mental health. But every time I try to increase my training

source This was weird, but fun. I enjoyed the book and its ridiculousness for the most part. When it turned heavily into religious talk is when I tuned out. That really wasn’t my cup of tea, I was okay

source The representation of the female rage and the female empowerment was incredible, and I felt for the characters every step of the way. The lack of agency and respect given to these "Wayward

source I finished! So, I ended up liking Little Eyes more than disliking it. It was pretty engaging, but I wanted (needed) more. The fragmented structure was a bit of a pain at the beginning, especially

Week 7 Reflection Score: 70% What went right? the good things was unrelated to the task I set, like doing something that pushes me outside of what im usually comfortable with. something personal like feeling

Not being able to hold form puts you a risk of seriously injurying yourself and causing more setback then it is worth. Even potentially injuring yourself really bad and never being able to lift weights

source I found this book to be fast-paced with a perfect blend of action, fantasy, sci-fi, romance, and comedy. I listened to the audiobook and could not stop listening. I found myself going back multiple

Week 5 Reflection Score: 76.7% What went well? 5 perfect score habits meditation is becoming more enjoyable again like it used to be, more of a relaxation that a chore im more satified with what im spending

source The story itself was written as a teenager's stream of consciousness, specifically a teenager with ADHD or some other difficulty with staying on topic, and in that regard it was done well but it's

source What a saga, in terms of both my reading experience and the myriad of hardships these seamen had to face on this cursed expedition to find the Northwest Passage. It is humbling to read about the

Some light breakfast things that I can thing of is like: Greek yogurt and fruit or berries (nuts optional or other additives like honey) Cottage cheese and fruit Hardboiled eggs and fruit Smoothie Chia

I might have made my finest batch of lentil dahl yet. I don't know what I did that was so different, but it has so much more depth of flavor, it's more caramel colored than brown, and it is complex and

source I finally finished Fanon’s The Wretched of the Earth and it was a ride. One of the things that sucked me the most was his warning on the persistence of neocolonial structures (esp economic and

source LTC has been doing really well recently because it will likely get an ETF first this year. I think that would be fair, it only makes sense for one of the oldest coins to get an ETF first. I do think