Yes, it has been a long time since I last posted.
I’m currently in the process of revamping my schedule to accommodate my streaming, posting, and other content creation activities. It’s important for me to have a flexible schedule that allows me to handle unexpected challenges
that life throws my way, while still maintaining a structured framework that I can work with effectively.
It’s almost like finding the perfect balance between adaptability and organization, which can be quite a feat. In fact, I jokingly refer to it as the holy grail of neurodivergent planning because it requires a unique approach and understanding.
When it comes to the content I create, I often find myself thinking about how to define it. It falls under the broad category of “variety gaming,” but it’s a mix of cozy and cute games like Cyberpunk, as well as FPS, puzzle, and RPG games. My spouse even suggested the term “CyberKawaii” to describe this blend, and I have to admit, they might be onto something.
I strongly believe that personal growth is a lifelong journey, and I’m committed to continuously evolving and improving. Embracing constructive feedback, even when it’s challenging, is an integral part of this process.
I firmly believe that as long as I learn something new, no matter how small, each
day is a good day. It’s all about embracing opportunities for growth, both personally and professionally.
However, one of my biggest challenges is finding the right balance between creating content and prioritizing my mental health. Just like managing a bank statement or a checkbook, it’s crucial to keep my mental health on the positive side of the equation. Stress, regardless of its source, can quickly push us into the red zone, and that’s not a place anyone wants to be. It can have detrimental effects on both our mental and physical well-being. So, finding
that equilibrium between pursuing my passion and taking care of myself is something I’m constantly working on.
Until next time – and it hopefully won’t be a long time!
