@Louise Aquino @Chris Wilson @Sofia Tahanova Y’all need to hear this story, @Louise Aquino specifically asked me to share this. So here’s what happened. This is a project management gig, my client needed me to take over his role. Now here’s where it gets interesting, 24 hours into my onboarding, he requested to see my screen and wanted me to walk him through what I learnt the previous day. After watching me struggle for a few minutes to navigate the project he got frustrated and disappointed and requested I stopped working until he figured out how to move forward. I knew that was an introduction to "You are fired" and I wasn’t going to sit down and let it happen so I sent him a message to remind him it’s only been 24 hours and he’s been in this role for years and it would be unrealistic to expect anyone to take over within 24 hours. I also reminded him of my capabilities and experience and everything I bring to the table which convinced him to hire me in the first place. Long story short, he apologised and acknowledged he is just traumatised by his previous experience with the last Freelancer who wasted his time for 3 months. Fast forward to the next day, I accomplished in one day tasks he said I wouldn’t be ready to accomplish in 2 weeks, and now he is asking I stick with him long term 😂. Imagine if I kept quiet?

Hey, let’s talk about sleep. We all know it’s important, but sometimes it feels difficult to sleep well. I’ve got some simple tips to help you sleep better and wake up feeling more refreshed. Tips: ⏩ Get Some Morning Sunlight: Try to get sunlight on your eyes within the first hour of waking up. It helps set your body’s internal clock and wakes you up naturally. ⏩ Stick to a Routine: Going to bed and waking up at the same times every day really helps. Your body loves consistency. ⏩ Skip the Caffeine (8 Hours Before Bed): No coffee 8 hours before bed, and avoid it within 90 minutes of waking up. It’ll help you wind down properly at night and avoid that afternoon crash. ⏩ Ditch the Phone: Avoid your phone right before bed or as soon as you wake up. The screen light messes with your sleep quality. ⏩ Keep Naps Short: If you need a nap, make it 15 minutes or less. Anything longer messes with your night’s sleep. ⏩ Sleep in Darkness: Make your room as dark as possible, and keep it slightly cool for better sleep. ⏩ Watch the Alcohol: Alcohol might make you feel sleepy, but it actually ruins your sleep quality. ⏩ Start Your Day Right: Begin your morning with a glass of water (add a pinch of salt and lemon if you can) to recharge your brain and stay hydrated. Incorporate these tips and see how much better you feel. Sleep is the foundation for everything else in life, so take care of it, and you’ll notice improvements across the board!

I've been struggling to get in my daily workouts lately and it has started telling on my general physical well-being. I am well aware that ranting without action is simply a fool's errand that gets you nowhere, so today I decided to jump on the treadmill immediately I came in from school run, determined to run for 20 mins exactly, (micro win) to enable me get ready in time for work. Now why was this difficult for me before now? I had formed a habit of spending extra time in bed doing practically nothing but scroll through social media or have endless conversations with my husband until I find myself in a hurry to get ready for work. I consciously ended this bad habit today and I'm making this post hoping that someone else commits to ending one bad habit they've previously indulged in by tomorrow morning. This is accountability, let's walk the talk! Who's with me?

We gotta make an Ai that can turn light novels into cool anime just by reading it!!

In life and business, we often think success is built on major victories. But the truth is, BIG wins are just a series of "micro wins" stacked up over time. What’s a Micro Win? It’s a small, achievable goal that moves you closer to your long-term objective. Think of them as tiny investments that pay massive dividends. How to Harness the Power of Micro Wins: 1. Break Down Big Goals– Instead of focusing on the huge outcome (like getting a promotion or saving for a house), identify the small steps you can achieve each day. 2. Celebrate Progress– Take a moment to acknowledge every small win. Even 5 minutes of extra focus, completing a to-do list, or learning one new skill counts. 3. Track Your Wins– Keeping a simple log of your micro wins builds confidence and motivation. You’ll be surprised by how far you’ve come after a month of steady progress. 4.Share Your Wins– Engage with the community by sharing your micro wins with us. Not only will you inspire others, but you’ll build accountability for your own progress! Remember: Success isn’t a one-time event—it’s a habit. Let's make the pursuit of micro wins part of our daily routine, and watch as they snowball into big life changes! What’s one micro win you achieved today? Let’s celebrate you!