Keep On Steppin'
Let's face it – most of us are pretty damn terrible at learning things. We cram for tests, forget everything immediately after, and wonder why we wasted all that time studying in the first place. But what if the problem isn't you, but how you're approaching learning itself? I've been diving into the science of … Continue reading 1460. How to Actually Learn Stuff
Things take effort and time, and they take longer then you’d think Know the difference between a growth mindset and fixed mindset. Believe you can learn and achieve anything, but it won’t come without effort Don’t get too high in life and don’t get too low, you won’t understand this now but when you hit … Continue reading 1454. Advice to my 10 year old self
There's something electric about first days – they're like first dates with destiny, but instead of dinner and drinks, you're courting your future self. The night before, you lay out your clothes like a teenager before prom: hard hat perfectly positioned, tools meticulously arranged, boots waiting expectantly by the door. Your stomach does that familiar … Continue reading 4010. A Rookie Electrician’s Apprentice First Day with the Union
Let's cut through the bullshit. Most people who start blogging quit before they hit 10 posts. They get caught up in the metrics, the perfect WordPress theme, or finding their "authentic voice" – whatever the hell that means. I just published my 1,400th blog post. Not because I'm special. Not because I have some secret … Continue reading 1400: From Zero Posts to 1400: The Power of Consistency in Blogging – 4 years in the making
Today and everyday we express heartfelt gratitude to the brave, to all the veterans - the ones who made it back and the ones who didn’t. Thank you for protecting our freedom, our country, our families and friends. One of the reasons we are the land of the free is because of you. Your courage, … Continue reading 1369. Prisoners Of War, Missing In Action.
What goes around comes around It’s a cliché something that gets tossed around It sounds good. Do you believe it? Napoleon Hill said, “I fully realize that no wealth or position can long endure, unless built upon truth and justice; therefore, I will engage in no transaction which does not benefit all whom it affects.… … Continue reading 1363. Going around coming around
Finding work you don’t mind to fund your passions over working for the sake of work or to make the most money There’s a burnout factor that doesn’t get put into play It’s like in boxing everyone thinks it’s about the knockout, the real game is won on not getting hit. You have to hit … Continue reading 1357. Passions
Hey fellow travelers! Excited to share our recent Southeast America road trip experience. Here’s a breakdown of our journey, creating memories that felt like they spanned a year! Our hearts go out to the people affected by Helene. We planned to go through the Smokey Mountains to Shenandoah via Route 441 and the Blue Ridge … Continue reading 1354. Southeast America Road Trip: An Epic 8-Week Adventure *Travel Diaries
A good 6-mile walking tour of the Philadelphia that you can make as long or as short as you like. Catch the train to Jefferson station why do we always end up speed-walking to the train? Reading Terminal Iovine's juices and LUHV's Deli is a BOP so is the herbairy and any other of the … Continue reading 1349. An Unforgettable Date Day in Philly (anniversary)
It ain't rocket science, but it's still a pain in the ass sometimes. First things first, grab yourself a damn calendar. Screw the apps and embrace good ol' paper and pen. Jot down all your important dates like your girl’s birthday or kids appointment. Next up, make a to-do list. Yeah, it sounds like some … Continue reading 1347. Plannin’ ya bum🤣
Joe DiAndrea 