At the start of a new year, many of us make promises to ourselves about what we hope to achieve. These "resolutions" have varying degrees of importance in our lives but I've made a habit of creating them and listening to the ones my friends and

These are the list of things that have happened already in 2022: * On the eve of the new year, we found out Betty White died [https://www.cnn.com/2021/12/31/entertainment/betty-white-obituary/index.html] . * Tristan Thompson is still cheating on and embarrassing [https://people.com/parents/tristan-thompson-says-paternity-test-reveals-he-fathered-3rd-child-with-maralee-nichols/] Khloe

What awaits you this new year? Though I'm no psychic, I can predict the following for you with 100% accuracy: * Something good will happen. * Something bad will happen. * Something unexpected will happen. * Something predictable will happen. Given these truths about the year, here's what you should

I realized that the embedded playlists don't show via email (they're on the web post though). Lesson learned :/ Here's direct links to my Best of 2021... Music playlists on your favorite platforms: * Playlist - Best of 2021... Music [Tidal [https://tidal.com/browse/playlist/

Even when the world might feel like it's in disarray, people are still creating dope things. Here's my list of the best of the good stuff I experienced this year. 🧮 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In this post, I'll be diving into the music that moved me in

I don't know how I didn't run into this fact earlier, but this is an important mathematical discovery... > Here's a useful counterintuitive fact: one 18 inch pizza has more 'pizza' than two 12 inch pizzas pic.twitter.com/hePSpG0pJs [https://t.

Christmas is my favorite holiday. It's a time for gratitude, fellowship, love, gifts, and of course, traditions. Creating new traditions and upholding the ones I like around the holiday are becoming increasingly important. Right now, me and wifey have decided on a few new traditions: 1. I cook

> Who have I become this year? That's the question I ask myself the last two weeks of every year. I'm big on personal reflection. Level setting on the question of who have you become prior to thinking about future goals provides a solid foundation to