Check In

So, here’s the thing. I don’t have my proverbial shit together. There are days that I believe that I’m on the right path and making strides towards some kind of comfort or advancement in life only to second guess or make the absolute worst call. It’s basically second nature for…

When I started my writing journey I had one simple goal. Write as often as you can and publish. I hadn’t even expected one soul to look my stuff over. I wanted to work on the skill myself. Publishing online was a way to keep me accountable. That way I…

I had one goal in mind. — I had one goal in mind. To simply get to the other side of the room and to avoid conversation with anyone. I was nearly at the other side when someone said to me, “Hey! How are you?” I froze, as I did not know if I should give them the truth or the cover story on how I am doing. I try my best to smile and I say, “I’m good.” After saying that, I zone out. I hear nothing else.

And just like that, April is over! It’s crazy how fast NaPoWriMo came and went; it seems like it was only a couple days ago that I was typing up my mid-month check-in. …

It may not mean much, but it’s all worth it. — Here’s the big question, “why should we check in on our friends and loved ones? Why should we do it more?” We should popularise checking in on our friends and loved ones more, because to your friends and loved ones, doing so: Shows them that you care about them. Makes…

You need to work on your OKRs regularly to successfully integrate them into your organizational operations. Discussing them, measuring progress, and learning up to date OKR ideas of your teams in various periods will provide significant benefits. The main purpose of these mid-term assessments, which we call check-ins, is exactly…

Several surprising revelations have already come about after writing poetry on Medium for 15 days — first, who knew I had it in me to do it?! I was determined, but there was always doubt in the back of my head. …