What is one word that describes you?
I think faithful is a word that would describe me best. Being consistent and showing up encompasses that trait or quality. It also involves loyalty and honor. I’m not saying these things to toot my own horn.
I have many failings. However , I think showing up and volunteering is trait that I have. In other words I am faithful.
What activities do you lose yourself in?
The activities I lose myself in are working out and learning how to program aka coding . With working out I get a sense of accomplishment. I exert my body and make it work. With learning how to program I can take new tasks and convince the computer to perform the way I want it to perform. It’s like a workout for my mind.
Also, I don’t want to forget reading. Reading is so fundamental. There are so many interesting books and magazines out there with new information. It is so exciting to be able to ingest it and fill my mind.
The activities that I lose myself in are working out, learning to code, and reading. I hope that you were able to gain some inspiration from this post.
Until next time.
What movies or TV series have you watched more than 5 times?
I don’t watch movies or TV shows that often anymore. I wasn’t much of a sitcom or TV show viewer in my earlier years. I had to drum up some tv flicks that I really binged when I was a kid.
These are:
I’ll come back and add to this list if I can think of anymore.
Are you superstitious?
Am I superstitious? No. I don’t necessarily believe in luck (or anti-luck, if that’s a word). However, I do believe that certain routines will help put you in the right mindset, and also within the right opportunity.
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Where would you go on a shopping spree?
Either at Niketown or on a Bitcoin exchange.
What is the last thing you learned?
There are no straight lines in nature. Someone or something has to make the line straight or smooth. It follows after the laws of thermodynamics.
What is one question you hate to be asked? Explain.
The one question I don’t like to be asked is “What are you doing with your life?” Answer: “Talking with you, Chump!”
You’re writing your autobiography. What’s your opening sentence?
“I told everyone that this day would come. And lo and behold you’re holding the very book that I spoke into existence. Thank you God for allowing me to tell my story.”
Describe a phase in life that was difficult to say goodbye to
Graduating from 6th grade was kind of hard on me. That meant going into another school and I didn’t want to leave my friends that I mostly knew since the 1st grade. Of course, I was 11 (to turn 12) a but I didn’t understand a major life lesson. That is friends aren’t always forever. There are seasons for friendships and relationships; some will last longer than others and some will be shorter. Friends will come and go but the one that is certain is that God won’t leave you.
Do you enjoy your job?
My job is to create a structure of discipline and accountability during this period of uncertainty. It’s a process that’s never ending.
More to come when my autobiography comes out.