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Journal

Welcome to my Journal — a curated space where I share a compelling blend of photography, wisdom, and inspiration. Here you’ll find more than just images; you’ll discover meaningful stories, poignant quotes, and personal reflections that echo the beauty and depth of everyday life.

Through evocative photography, I attempt to capture moments that spark emotion, memory, and contemplation — whether it’s a silhouette at dawn, a quiet landscape, or a fleeting expression.

Each entry connects image and idea, weaving in thought-provoking quotes or essays. Expect reflections on courage, purpose, and the lessons that persist long after my camera stops clicking.

The journal is my evolving archive of insights — capturing not just the world seen through my lens, but the lens through which the world is seen. As a visitor, you’ll explore landscapes, mindset, gratitude, and more.

Mindsets That Make it Impossible to Be Happy

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When you’re a kid, it’s pretty difficult not to be happy. But as you grow older, the weight of the world begins to press down upon you: physical health; social and societal pressure; and repeated beatdowns, setbacks, and let-downs all compile to…
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Brutal Truths

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When someone finally sits you down and tells you the cold hard truth, it can be difficult to hear. But if you want to get the most out of your life, you need to get to the heart of the matter and cut the crap out of your life so you can focus on wh…
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It’s not the bottom, it’s the foundation

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Organizations are built on the work of people who don’t get paid very much, don’t receive sufficient respect, and are understandably wary of the promises they’ve been hearing for years. Calling these folks at the bottom of the org chart doesn’t hel…
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Signs Of Gaslighting In Your Relationship

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Have you ever heard of the 1938 stage play “Gaslight” or seen the movie by the same name from the 1960s? Gaslight is about a husband who successfully convinces his wife that she’s insane by destabilizing and delegitimizing her memories and beliefs.
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Journal

The greatest remedy for anger is delay.

~ Seneca