Google now prioritizes personal and natural written blog posts.

Choosing pen and paper over digital tools helps me focus, think clearly, and stay connected with my ideas.

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Exhausting cycle of living paycheck to paycheck

Living alone means freedom. But why is no one talking about the other side of it?

My not-so political views related to construction industry.

learning to manage people, deal with challenges on-site, and improve confidence in decision-making

I don’t really have much work every day.

Two weeks later, my "simple" wound is spreading and unhealed. Here's my journey, treatment, and lessons learned.

I still remember the day I earned my very first dollar from blogging. It wasn’t much, but it taught me a lot of skills!

I thought when I graduate on college, everything will become easier. I thought I can have more money. I thought I can do the things that I want. I thought I can go to the place that I wanted to. But everything

Hey, everyone! I still can't believe that I have now a job as a site engineer and project in-charge on site. It was a rush decision, so I never really had a preparation when I was starting my job. One

I submitted about 65 job applications, I got 5 interviews, 2 of them made it to the final interview, then job offer.

I’ve done several 301 redirects, which is the most recommended SEO practice for solving 404 issues.

It’s been a month since we last had academic transactions—no problem-solving, no computing building loads, and no use of complicated software. Just pure rest, mindless scrolling, and wondering what’s next.

What will happen if robots take over the household chores and I do absolutely nothing?

If you haven’t used something for 3–6 months, it might be a sign to give it away.

So, I’ve been thinking – should I take the board exam or not? If you ask me, this shouldn’t even be a question.

I could not have completed this journey without my friends, and I will always be grateful to them.

Okay, it’s been a month since I was away from Hive. I was inactive and doing some power-down—I didn’t want to do it, but I had no choice. In my previous post, I mentioned that I got into an accident where