humanity

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

Don’t Work Again in 2022 if You Make These 5 Investments
However, if you take a close look at the current situation, the answer is obvious. As Silicon Valley is the innovation and startup capital of the world, talented young people flock to California to compete for the best tech jobs. Software developers can easily earn a few hundred thousand dollars in this country. There is more to it than that, however. The majority of companies use stock options as a form of compensation for their workers. As an employee at Google, for example, if you are a talented individual. They’re terrified of losing you! The human mind is at the heart of all new ideas and advancements. If you want to keep your job, they can simply give you stock options. If you work for the company for three or ten years, you will receive a certain amount of stock. After a year or two, you decide to leave your current job and join Zuck’s Meta because he renamed the company. You won’t be able to! For the sake of not forfeiting your contractually-guaranteed options, you must stay on until the end of your contract’s term. That’s what makes them millionaires in the first place.
By Andeut4 years ago in Journal
My Life Plans
I'm Not Where I Thought I'd Be: I can't be the only one who feels like this. I'm 22, still at University. Still working part time so I can afford existence.
By Hamish MacColl4 years ago in Journal
Writing Under My Own Name for the First Time Really
I'm still not convinced that's the best image for this story. My very first on this platform. It feels a bit too forced. It's apt though. After all, this is the beginning of a journey of sorts for me.
By Paul Stewart4 years ago in Journal
ARE BLOOD CLOTS IN PERIODS NORMAL?
Clots in period blood are frequent in most women and should not be a cause for concern. It's also conceivable that irregular blood clots in your period blood are caused by anything else.
By Avinash Ganguly4 years ago in Journal
That's not the right word
I don't typically struggle with personal expression. In fact, there are times people probably wish I would stop talking or sharing my opinions. But since I've started writing more, I've found the following phrases slipping into my conversations:
By Jessica Freeborn4 years ago in Journal
Bad People
The title of this article may surprise you, and you may be sceptical about the feasibility of researching the necessity of wickedness in our lives. We've been fighting evil in stories and novels since childhood, attempting to eliminate and end it so that we can live in peace, love, and harmony.
By Judith Isidore4 years ago in Journal
Corporate lynching
I know racism is real as a black woman in America. I have seen the killings of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor and so many others. I also know all about fear for my own children in that reality of overt violence. And these are consistent traumatic wake up calls to my mind of the racial disparities and injustice that still does exist. And, while those images are the violent depiction of the modern day lynchings we can relate to, many of us are getting lynched everyday in our social, political, professional and economic spaces. And the physical horror of lynchings have been replaced by more socially acceptable forms of terror in schools, businesses, and communities. It is nonetheless any less traumatizing when you feel the embodiment of the words nigger in action. An encounter with my own modern day corporate lynching awakened the grief and trauma of hundreds of years dating back to my ancestors. And this method of social and racial control meant to terrorize blacks has not disappeared, but is alive and well in the corporate and educational plantocracies of modern America.
By TanYah Global4 years ago in Journal
8 Reasons Why You Should Email Me One Dollar
Paypal has made it possible to transmit money over the Internet swiftly and simply. This makes it much easier for us to pay for a variety of items. It will also allow everyone who views this post to give $1.00 to Timothy Ward.
By Andrei Vladut4 years ago in Journal
Prom Night
Prom season is in full swing, and high school seniors everywhere are making that transition out of school and into the real world. Dresses are being chosen, tuxedos are getting rented, and limousines are getting reserved. Parties are being discussed and dates are being secured. The energy of enthusiasm and excitement is in the air, and it has awoken distant memories of my own prom night, which was now nearly 20 years ago.
By Amanda Spradlin4 years ago in Journal
Why do I volunteer?
volunteer [ vol-uhn-teer ]: to offer oneself for some service or undertaking When I was in college, I studied Cultural Anthropology. In several classes, we discussed the idea of altruism and whether or not true altruism can exist in the world. The idea of altruism on a grand scale is idealistic – helping others with no motive or anything to be gained, personally.
By Lexi 🌻4 years ago in Journal
My Domestic Violence Story 1
In light of the Johnny Depp vs Amber Heard trial, I wanted to highlight something that is very frustrating to me. I want to warn that this may be triggering to those who have experienced domestic violence in any capacity.
By Emily McDonald4 years ago in Journal
What Does It Truly Mean When Someone Says “Adulting Sucks”?
Drawing of the author as a peanut Ever wish for your childhood back? Play was the most important element of being a kid growing up. So much so that there’s a billion dollar industry around the concept. Whenever I walk pass a toy section at a place like Walmart and view all of the colorful toys of dinosaurs, it gets me thinking about how short childhold seems to be. These poor kids only after all, have a short window to play, use their imagination and explore a magical world where you can be a megalomaniac and order action figures around or build and destroy kingdoms with LEGO building sets.
By Kyle Smith4 years ago in Journal