Stephen Mitchell | Life Lessons, Creativity & Personal Growth
Observations on Being a Weekend Father, Creating New Memories and Figuring Life Out
In the past few days, I've come to understand how AI prompts are structured, and it's been quite the revelation. As someone with a background in web design, I see prompts in a way that’s much like piecing together HTML elements. It’s all about clear directives and purpose, where every element plays its part. Interestingly,... Continue Reading →
I recently noticed that my website images were not displaying their sizes correctly when I turned off image-dimensions using Chris Pederick’s Web Developer Tool. This piqued my curiosity, so I began researching to understand why this was happening. My search quickly led me down a rabbit hole into the web.dev articles, wherein I found this... Continue Reading →
I get a lot of my visual and mental stimuli at TED.com. I get humor on Youtube. Who is TED? It is a website presenting the best of mankind online, and in such a way that we open our minds a little more each time we view/hear footage displayed. And all of it is free!... Continue Reading →
Not every conspiracy, oops I mean article you read or image you see upon social media is based on fact. In today's digital age, it's essential to remember that NOT everything you stumble upon on social media is rooted in reality. Most of what you encounter there is shaped by a variety of sources, and... Continue Reading →
I used to believe that becoming an entrepreneur meant total freedom - set my own hours, wear comfy clothes, work from home, and watch the money roll in. The media sure makes it look that way, selling the dream of overnight success and easy money. But let me tell you, reality hits different. Entrepreneurship isn’t... Continue Reading →
Diving into the world of 'The Secret' and its power to shape your life is quite a journey. Since 'The Secret' hit the scene, the talk about the 'law of attraction' pulling in prosperity, love, and well-being has been buzzing around. Looking at the abundance of books and courses on Amazon reveals numerous options claiming... Continue Reading →
In the everyday world, our memories are like a personal library of experiences. Steven Bartlett's quote, "Memory's without Emotion equals Wisdom," suggests that when we look at our memories without the feelings attached to them, we can find valuable lessons. Let me break this into simpler terms that may motivate and inspire us all. Think... Continue Reading →
In the realm of storytelling, poetry, public speaking, and radio hosting, my perpetual quest is to find better and fitting methods of expression. Presented here is an compilation of 23 styles that accommodate various social occasions, vlogging techniques, and any situation where you engage in conversation or communication. 1. Formal:This speaking style is used in... Continue Reading →
Most of this article was produced by ChapGPT. So much fun, yet scary. First I asked "Introduction to article about using AI as tool for blogging. Three paragraphs.". This was the result: Title: Enhancing Blogging with AI: Revolutionizing the Art of Content Creation Introduction: In the ever-evolving digital landscape, blogging continues to be a powerful... Continue Reading →
I am always seeking new ways to make a few extra dollars online - particularly using only my computer and minimal upfront fees: Freelancing: Offer your skills in areas like writing, graphic design, programming, or marketing on freelancing platforms such as Upwork, Freelancer, or Fiverr. Online surveys: Participate in online surveys on platforms like Swagbucks,... Continue Reading →
Starting a business can be an exciting and challenging venture. However, many first-time business owners find themselves navigating unfamiliar territories and encountering various obstacles along the way. Here are some common mistakes made: Living in Fantasy Worlds One common mistake made by first-time business owners is living in a fantasy world of unrealistic expectations. While... Continue Reading →
Whilst bones repair in my ankle due to a broken fibula, I have a had fun day so far finding free online courses to do for the next few weeks whilst I am stuck indoors. There's actually a lot more than I imagined. Whilst down a rabbit hole, I found bard.google.com . After a skim... Continue Reading →
Stephen Mitchell | Life Lessons, Creativity & Personal Growth 
[…] with XXY, and alone now, has taught me that my brain is wired differently to most – yet I…
[…] Living with XXY, and alone now, has taught me that my brain is wired differently to most – yet…