100-Day Creator Challenge #54: Try
100-Day Creator Challenge #54: Try
Do you try new things often enough?
ହେଲୋ ବନ୍ଧୁ,
Today we wonder about the following:
Do you try new things often enough?
Dare to open that box of new things and pick something out of it to try. Maybe you’ll like it!
Your posts
053. Dear me: Let's lower the stakes on writing (pt. 3/?) | Kevin Zhai | 02/14/2023
Three concerns I had
Dear Diary: "Today is the first day of my life." | Rachel Clifton | 02/14/2023
I know that even better is to come.
Relocating to Substack | Jenny Rose | 02/14/2023
I’ve been finding WordPress really difficult and finicky to use ever since they switched to these block-centric layouts, and I find the basic monthly plan too expensive. All future writings will be posted to my substack, Harvest of Leisure. I hate the idea of bouncing around from service to service, and I really am hoping […]
Things I think I know about love. | Rachel Clifton | 02/14/2023
Happy Valentine's Day, beautiful people.
My self-discovery prompt cards came in! | Jibran el Bazi | 02/14/2023
Watch now (3 min) | A quick look at what I got in the mail :D | 100 DoW #54
Only a Very Happy Wife Can Afford to Stay at Home | Made in Cosmos ✨ | 02/14/2023
“So you’re not looking for another job, huh?”. I heard this question from a few different people last month. Most of them seem a little bit worried when I say I don’t know what I want to do professionally in the long-term, and that I’m fine not knowing this until I get one or two more kids out of diapers. Isn’t this crazy irresponsible? Would anyone want to hire me after such a long break?
Find Friends Through Courses | Chris Wong | 02/14/2023
Here's an idea: find friends by taking courses.
It's hard to form relationships as an adult. At one point in time, you only interacted with people who lived near you and you were limited in who your possible friends were. Now you can talk to
the moral of the story | Yuelian Hong | 02/14/2023
my most vivid memories of my dad revolve around the stories he used to tell when i was growing up. most notable was the months-long period during which he read me the epic, 1000+ page romance of the three kingdoms cover to cover, spread out over many bedtimes. i am not sure if an english translation already existed then, but we had a chinese copy of the book which he had brought back to the U.S. after a trip to taiwan. he would read each sentence out loud in mandarin, translating them one at a time into english, and mimic each of the main characters in cartoony voices, making grotesque faces at times and waving his arms during critical battle scenes.
Day 75 | João Mateus | 02/14/2023
Watch out for expectations
054. Dear me: Don‘t focus on the money yet (pt 4/?) | Kevin Zhai | 02/15/2023
Prove to yourself that you can do the work
What do I think about lyrics? | gome | 02/15/2023
Well I’m glad you asked!
Thanks for putting in the time to read and write, everyone!
Cheers,
Jibran