humanity

The real lives of businessmen, professionals, the everyday man, stay at home parent, healthy lifestyle influencers, and general feel good human stories.

Alice in the working land.
Easily attached. Three days into work, and I’ve already felt like this place is home. It’s like a common problem for me. Because it’s dangerous to feel that comfortable in something that you barely had days to digest.
By Basil Fresh6 years ago in Journal
Through the Lens of Gia
Immersing in threads of hope and insecurity, pain, and trauma, the injustices, fears and uncertainties, the feeling of being unseen and unheard, not being witnessed, or validated, along with the actions of others can have bold consequences for our careers in the entertainment industry, and especially in our personal lives. These elements of human behavior and human being ness can significantly influence our social development both as individuals and as artists.
By Lindsey Sherwin6 years ago in Journal
Legoland - Fun for Kids, Hell for Workers
Ahh, Legoland. Most kids' first theme park. And, it's one heck of a theme park. The rides are great for starters, there are fun activities, the models are incredible and you're sure to have a fun-packed day...
By Rebecca Smith6 years ago in Journal
Holding Up a Mirror
I am an actress and director. I am also a theatre reviewer. I have not been able to earn as a reviewer since mid-March. My many wonderful artist-friends have not been able to earn performing or directing or designing since mid-March. We miss sharing our work with audiences. We miss being together in the "room where it happens."
By Ellen Dilks6 years ago in Journal
The Heart of America
Somedays I wake up and think we are living in a movie with all that is happening in the world. There area almost 300,000 deaths in the world to date, and every day more people get sick and die. With over 4 million people sick in the world. In my family alone we have over 20 front line workers. Each Tuesday my uncle has created a call for the family to get on and check in on each other. It is a time when you don't know if the person you love most will live though the next day.
By Trycia Lino6 years ago in Journal
The Broken Display Case
The village’s four corners held a familiar feel. Maybe we’d travelled this way to visit the farm. Those childhood visits to the farm I thought were my parent’s friends. I learned my years later, they were family on dad’s side. My parents were never big on explaining family relationships.
By ShadowsPub 6 years ago in Journal
The Most Embarrassing Mistakes I Have Made in My Professional Life
Do you know that feeling when your heart starts beating faster and the color of your cheeks is turning red? I know this feeling very well. I had a few situations in my professional career that were a little bit stressful at the time, but it definitely boosts my mood when I think of them today!
By HardFreedomCom6 years ago in Journal
10 Eco-Friendly Brands That Are Saving Our Planet
Top 10 Eco-Friendly Brands You Can Trust 1. Aether Beauty Aether Beauty offers magnificent makeup products made fully with vegan ingredients, crushed up crystals and are 100% recyclable! Aether Beauty researches into all of their products to make sure it is safe, healthy, and completely eco-friendly to ensure they are contributing to the waste-free future we are searching for. They also donate 1% of their products to environmental charities including The Water Project, The Rainforest Foundation and The Surfrider Foundation.
By Abbey Dowden6 years ago in Journal
Insignificance
A paper bag is an insignificant thing. I rarely think about them. This one I thought about. It reminded me of a story Moby told me.
By theaccount6 years ago in Journal
Fantastic Business Ideas That Make My Kids Happy
Kristyn Meyer is on a journey to make herself the best human that she can be. These posts are a reflection of that. She welcomes your support via reading and through commissioned affiliate links within her posts! To stay up to date on all of her shenanigans, please subscribe to her email list! (psst…there’s a free gift involved)
By Kristyn Meyer6 years ago in Journal
Diary of a Hairstylist
Today I feel compelled to share my thoughts. I just watched a video made by a Hairstylist in GA, one of the first states to re-open salons during the pandemic. It was extremely well done and informative. It shows all of the policies and procedures put in place to "safely" open a salon during the pandemic. This particular stylist works out of a single chair suite, not unlike my old studio in Hamilton, Ontario.
By Janna Margaret6 years ago in Journal
A Standard Above the Trees
A bad tooth had kept me up all night. I wasn’t too concerned with the lack of sleep, because apart from the occasional lifting, bending and writing, my work didn’t require a whole lot of physical effort. Despite sleep, I knew I could keep my clients happy and engaged.
By Paul Forshtay6 years ago in Journal