“Oh, baby, you’ll freeze out there.”
In my feelings a little bit about how leaving awful social media platforms can freeze you out of discovery and reach. Even if it’s the right and healthy choice.
writer, streamer, content creator, brunch enthusiast 🥂
In my feelings a little bit about how leaving awful social media platforms can freeze you out of discovery and reach. Even if it’s the right and healthy choice.
Recently someone said “we’re 25% of the way through” and I assumed they meant through a short week to Friday. No, they meant the current administration.
Why do I feel like it’s so hard to sit down and write a blog entry? I used to write these all the time, sometimes multiple times daily. What changed?
It feels like a lot’s gone on since I last wrote something here but it also feels like nothing’s happened. I think that’s just the post-effects of the pandemic.
I am very aware, as a content creator, streamer, TTRPG performer and generally someone that puts their thoughts on the internet of the irony of this post title.
On a recent Twitch stream playing Placid Plastic Duck Simulator, two ducks passing each other reminded me of a Star Trek moment because of course it did.
Spilling out some thoughts about content creation and influencer life, and how the all-important access isn’t always accessible with other responsibilities.
It feels weird and unremarkable, and yet as much as I know that turning 50 is still quite a big deal… I’m having a little trouble feeling it just yet.
I still crack up every time I see a reference to “quiet quitting” because it is literally clocking in, doing your job, and clocking out.
I miss one day streaming and suddenly I’m all thrown off in terms of time. I mean… this whole sequence of days thing…? Huge, if true!