Today was okay.
Still dealing with problems on this server I’ve been working on the past few days.
One of those situations where you keep thinking, “This should be close,” and then the next issue shows up.
Hopefully I can get it finished tomorrow.
After work, I had an HOA board meeting.
I’m on the board, which is one of those very suburban responsibilities that sounds boring until you realize it actually matters. People want their homes, neighborhoods, and small problems taken seriously.
The meeting went well overall. A few resident complaints, but nothing too serious.
No lifting or running today. Wednesdays are rest days.
Had dinner, then spent some time thinking about whether I should buy a new business or double down harder on the one I’m already building.
That’s been on my mind a lot lately.
Acquire something proven, or keep compounding what I’ve started?
Ended the night rotting in bed with YouTube on in the background.
Not every day is exciting.
Some days are just work, responsibility, decisions, and trying to get a little clearer on the next move.
I think I’m about to ditch AT&T for straight talk.
We got my daughter a cheap straight talk phone and her service has been just as good as mine.
Really struggling to justify how expensive my current phone plan has gotten.
Decent day today.
At work, I kept working on installing and configuring an input I’m responsible for.
The original security issue got fixed, but now there’s a technical issue I’m still trying to sort through.
That seems to be the rhythm lately:
Solve one problem.
Find the next one.
Keep going.
Outside of work, I had another conversation with a business owner I may want to buy from someday.
Small step, but still a step.
I lifted.
Had dinner.
Going to do some reading later.
And somewhere in the background of all of it, I’m still missing someone I care about.
That part comes and goes.
But I’m trying to stay focused on becoming the kind of man who can handle the life he says he wants.
Work.
Business.
Body.
Relationships.
Purpose.
Still figuring it out.
Still moving.
All Catholic women be like: I’m looking for 6’3” or taller with a Masters. No debt. One house and a boat. Or two houses, no boat. 29–34. Thank you for your help.
Me: k
It has never been more over for the average man. Women don’t want you. Employers don’t want you. The economy doesn’t want you. The country doesn’t care about you. And every year, it somehow gets worse.
does anyone have advice for a girl in her late 20’s (26 to be exact) who feels like she’s behind on life🥹 not married yet, no kids, no house, no career yet. just feeling down