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So for this weeks assingments we had to create and submit 3 podcasts and honestly it was super easy for me because it was just me rambling for 2 minutes a piece, which honestly almost wasn't enough time. I found myself speaking pretty quick and basically removing details from what I wanted to say to keep it short and not a 30 minute thing for each of them. I could definitely see how some may struggle with this if they can't think of a topic to talk about, but the way I saw it was to just speak on the first thing that came to mind. Like what you do during your day, your favorite restaurant and why, there are truly billions of topics to choose from and to ramble about.  I could definitely see myself taking podcasts a little more serious with a couple of friends down the line when we are more successful to share stories and even tips n tricks of how to get to a place you want to be. I think podcasts are a great way to help people learn from stories, whether you use audio only or w...

 

 So the random topic generator made the question "How travel changed how we think about death" and honestly its a simple question while being a fairly deep question that requires you to kind of think back and appreciate everything. To start off, I used to really not traveling as a kid as well as didn't even like traveling to Greece, I wanted to stay in my house and quite honestly do nothing. That changed very quickly. I traveled alone the winter of 2024 for the first time completely alone, meeting with friends in Greece, and this trip changed everything. I then only want to travel with friends because it so stressless, whereas with parents, it's always a rush and just a stressful environment which goes against obvious vacation rules.  That being said, I've adapted a "Screw it" mindset, I'm living on this Earth only 1 time, I'm 21 only one time, if I can do it, I'm going to do it and pray God takes care of the rest. Through travel I've lea...

 So being roughly 2 weeks into blogging now, I thought I'd share my thoughts on how its been going. So to start off, I personally never thought of myself as a writer, but this has kind of changed my mind on that, I think I'm not too bad of a writer. Blogging as a whole though, not too big of a fan of it unless there is a specific topic to write about like a specific memory or something like that. It's not that I don't like it but rather a little strange, but I do enjoy the challenge aspect of it because obviously its always good to challenge yourself not only physically but also mentally.  As time went on I thought maybe I would change my mind on whether or not I would continue to do these little blogs in my free time, definitely wouldn't. I don't really gain anything and in my opinion outside of this being required work for class and kind of being "forced" to do it, I personally wouldn't do it. I find talking to a friend or family member would be ...