Internal communication ideas I’m lovin’ lately: (Be sure to take notes on this one! It may come in handy.)

Most teams think their marketing problems are tactical. “Maybe we need better content.” “Maybe the message isn’t strong enough.” So, they tweak campaigns, rewrite copy, and chase growth hacks, but nothing still works. But 90% of the time, it’s not the tactics. It’s what founders ignore: the brand.

I do not recognize LinkedIn anymore. What used to feel like a professional community now feels like a noisy mall food court. My feed is stacked with polished “thought leadership” pieces that read like auditions for a personal brand award. My inbox is loaded with lazy copy-paste sales pitches. Most new connection requests are just thinly disguised attempts to sell me lead generation for my coaching and consulting work.

A buildup note teasing the quiet friction between Sage and McCoy — and why she already knows next time won’t go smoother.

This post is an introduction to the Sacred Heritage Legacy Series. Why This Series Matters. You will learn about the company and our mission

I'm continuing on with the timeline of events that occurred before our relationship began, then leading into the start of us dating.

A Silent Emergency: Why Thousands of Americans Woke Up to Sudden Benefit Changes Overnight Something shifted last night, and people across the country are waking up to it with a knot in their stomach.A wave of sudden benefit reevaluations, account errors, and unexpected recertification messages hit at the same time — and no one can agree on why.

Shoplifting in America used to be a quiet crime — something stores whispered about, hid from shareholders, and handled in the back office.

I hope this helps people through dark times and I hope you have a good life and live long and have a good rest of your day

Nobody walks into a relationship with the intention to be a victim of abuse, but when they realize they are a victim of abuse, they are forced to think of all the options they have to either leave or stay. So, lets see... what do victims think about? Who do they tell? Who don't they tell? How do they get out of an abusive relationship? How hard is it really to actually leave? Let's chat it out... starting with this: "OPTIONS".

We love pretty things… until we see what’s beneath the surface. This is a piece about what really destroys a girl — and it’s not what you think.

“Anxiety doesn’t knock — it crashes into your day and steals your breath before you know it’s there.” “But the science is finally clear: your body can fight back, and these natural fixes actually work.”

“Chicago froze while a man was beaten on the platform… and the new footage is even worse than people imagined.” “Now the city wants answers — and the internet is saying what officials won’t.”

“Millions are losing benefits overnight… and nobody can get a straight answer why.” “Fraud is rising, the system is tightening, and 2026 will change everything.”

Adult life has not been easy on my side lately? How have you been doing? Give this little piece a read and see if you relate with my worries. If you are at a better place, I am earnestly happy for you. I hope to join you soon!

In this book I will go over the crucial details to debunk atheism. This book is for questioning christians, questioning atheists or even just for pure education for both christians and atheists.

A post-chapter dive into the tension Sage won’t name after her first run-in with McCoy Hayes — and the sparks she refuses to acknowledge.

The issue of the University of Notre Dame speaks to a larger issue with Catholic education in the United States. A nominalist approach- abstract ideas being reduced to names and slogans- and increasing conformity to the world.

If "Headshots" was the attack, this entry is the post-production. It analyzes how the "Lens of Obscurism" is used to crop reality. It documents the refusal to be the "subject" of someone else's distorted portfolio, finding "refulgence" (brilliance) in the messy, unedited self.

Addiction is a linguistic trap as much as a chemical one. This entry explores the "oxymoron" of the addict's logic—where destruction feels like safety, and sobriety feels like anthema. It documents the cycle of "apostasy" (falling off the wagon) and the terrifying realization that sobriety requires the one thing the assassin fears most: self-actualization.