one really good day at work

Have you had a good day at work recently? Has that workday goodness been independent of the goodness of your overall day? I am leaning towards the belief that this is a good sign, if you are on the road to self-actualization. As a culture dominated by capitalistic intent, we have been exposed to media ideals that it is honorable to work yourself to death for the success of a company - that there is no higher calling than "dying for a cause" greater than yourself. One interesting way that this concept has permeated by axiomatic world is Severance, the greatest TV show I've ever watched that managed to follow up on an otherworldly S1 with a conceptually impossible S2. It is a must-watch for the modern office worker - the modern remote worker, the modern tech worker. In the quest to find out who you are, wouldn't it be helpful to know that there are so many others like you?

Dang.

Put a lid on it man.

Yeah. Chill. You asked a question of them. Holy shit. Is this visible?

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sang-bin jeong visits sejong international school in minnesota to meet local south korean kids who know who he is. he sees every grade, politely helping	getting read to is awesome. go get read to. ask someone to read to you! audiobooks count, sorta, but i think it's different irl.	sb7 is a man of the people
i love the loon in the background chilling. sang bin jeong is chilling	passage about sb7 doing community work	SBJ answers some questions
SB7 gets talked up	remember this?	SANG BIN JEONG AND BONGI HLONGWANE, THEY ARE BEST FRIENDS! SOMETHING TO CARE ABOUT! and they're real best friends. they just hang out all the time, beyond what the media portrays. they asked the media to not portray it because it was weird af

I'm done coding. I don't like doing it right now. I need a break from it. I don't like doing front-end development, I want to think about the kind of stuff we're doing, and make high level decisions. I don't know if I deserve it, but I think I can make a real positive impact. How the hell do I do it? How do I convince my job that I need to take a break from the thing that my job description says I'm hired to do?

I planned a longer payoff for this, but truthfully, I've had a long day. It took a lot out of me, as you've seen. I enjoy living the consequences of a life well lived, but a life well lived makes it harder to write about it. Perhaps that's why there's no secret to life or a magical pill to happiness - it's because anyone who discovered it just did it, and then had no need to create more for others anyways. They were already fulfilled.

Let's rewatch.

It is okay to be sad. I am crying writing this. I am truthfully sniveling away tears, trying desperately to wrap up so I don't have to bear this load any longer. It is okay to be sad. Think of the things that aren't sad. See the man, overcoming grief. He is overcoming a lion, he is overcoming space, he is overcoming himself. Every step is a step, dedicated to love. Have you felt love? have you known, how even though love is not a drive in the way that every physical drive is needed, it is still needed to breathe? I don't know if I have ever felt the way I feel when I declare that I am feeling love. I love my job today. I love being a fan of Sang-Bin Jeong, just the way I worded it. I love being a fan of people I see myself in. I have a belief - you shouldn't make fun of those less advantaged than you or even people who have done terrible things because in their positions, what might you have done?. I ask myself that question often. I believe the inverse is also, thankfully, THANK GOD, true. Athletes are able to face trials and overcome. They are able to dig deep, and accomplish something more, for the sake of something bigger than themselves. If it all will it to be so, may I find myself in their positions, I hope I will do the same things they do.