I had a pretty good day today. Was running around, per usual, tackling identity theft cleanup shit. But through that I met and chatted with some nice people. The security guard at the IRS said he liked my energy. I got compliments on my pants and my hair from separate people, chatted with a chick with common interests. She's been in town about as long as me, also rebuilding after breakup that included fuckery and shenanigans. I appreciate all of those experiences, and I think it was important for me to have them as they served as gentle reminders that though I am in the midst of some real fucked up shit, NOT ALL PEOPLE.
Also this:

This week has also been a week of great action and great news. I got to work on my skool community and went live 5 times. Like live and posted. back in 2024 I was recording workflows and was going live to record in order to try to edit later, and never posted it. So much work wasted. I don't even know where the videos are, but my "watchers" have copies. I wonder if it's appropriate to....... ask for my shit back from a band of thieves. Ain't nobody got time for that. I need to start small. So that was a major win, I shut off any thought of rationalizing putting it off. I started working on my "Ideal Week" the week before last, actually 2 weeks ago today. So last week was the first week, which I didn't nail everything, but I was able to map my day and generate the beginning of routine around the ways I blocked my time, and I STUCK TO MY LIVE STREAMS. And THAT unlocked new levels of creativity and such around the course, and I think I have the map now in a way that will make everything easily able to be repurposed across other channels, so that's another win.
And I got to work on rebuilding my "Brand"... which is fifty-leven projects. Photography business, websites, online shops for my art, rebuilding content databases for auto-posting adding all new skills to portfolio of services and creating offers, also applying to nursing jobs. Oh and all this goddamn fucking identity theft shit. Yesterday was my 4 year alcohol sobriety anniversary, and I made a major personal public share. I also made a graphic:

