Mr. Improve Myself

Something else that I also need to consider is my psoriasis management. Boy, let me tell you: my psoriasis is spreading like wildfire and I have not done the best to control it. Currently, my psoriasis is on my left elbow, the back left quarter of my head, in both my ears, on both the palms of my hands, and now starting on the ring finger on my left hand. I need to get this psoriasis under control because I don't want to be living with skin pain.  I am currently getting a Kaiser Dietician referral so I can control my outbreaks via diet. I will also be including some information on here (separate article) to help with foods that will control my Psoriasis.

 I believe the onset of modern technology and social media voyeurism has led us to wanting more. while everyone should shoot for the stars, perhaps wanting more is not what everyone is meant to have. And worse is - wanting too much, too fast. I am no exception to this way of thinking. Why would I get up to go for a run for an hour to get that "runner's high" when I can just open my phone and flip through reels and TikToks for two hours? Same feeling, all in the comfort of my bed, and I can get it all now.  But I digress. The whole point of this post is to tell myself to take things slow. Take it easy. Don't aim for too many things at once. So below, you are going to read my extremely messy brainstorming for my goals for the rest of my life. We will start with what I have already accomplished: I make $100k a year I'm in a loving, long-term relationship I have a city apartment I am comfortable with myself (for the most part) I have pets (4 cats!) I finished becoming...

Oh hello there, reader. What are you doing here? If you're reading this, then you're about to embark on (hopefully) what will become years and years of my own thoughts and opinions. This blog will do nothing for you. Think of it like an open diary. Actually, come to think of it, why are you here? Perhaps you fancy being a voyeur into someone else's life.  Weirdo. In any case, welcome to my little abode, enjoy your staff, and I hope that the very least you are entertained, and at the most, you learn a lesson or two.