The Journey Journal
OlabisiHi, I’m Olabisi! Welcome to my newsletter, where I chronicle my life. This is a mix of heartfelt insights and a sprinkle of questionable decisions as I navigate life. Join me as I stumble, learn, and laugh my way to a more fulfilling life!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 80 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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I Think I Know Why Everyone Is Exhausted
Lately, almost everyone I talk to is tired.
I was out for lunch with my boss recently and he mentioned feeling overwhelmed and talking about how he needs a long vacation even though he just got back from a summer vacation.
A colleague tol...
I have a theory about people who “yearn”
“Lately, I find myself thinking about you more than usual. I think my feelings for you run deeper than I’ve admitted.”
So what do you do with these many feelings??.
Maybe Yearning Isn’t as Romantic as We Think
Apparently, we all want s...
Character Development Is Hard
Oh my God!!
Character development is hard.
And I think we joke about it a lot.
Something happens, and we say, “Ah, character development,” and move on.
I raise to you an actual character development…
An actual character development is...
how do people actually stay happy?
How do people find lasting happiness?
Is happiness really something we can find and hold onto, or do we just spend our lives moving from one temporary source of happiness to another?
Like, we find something that makes us happy for a while...
Why Do We Shame the People We Used to Be?
One hot afternoon, on my way home from campus, I was absent-mindedly scrolling through YouTube on the bus when I stumbled across a video that genuinely made my stomach turn. It wasn’t just uncomfortable to watch; it left me feeling deeply u...
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