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Unfollow all pages in Facebook with an automatic script using Edge browser

1 – Go to https://www.facebook.com/pages/?category=liked&ref=bookmarks and scroll to the bottom

2 – Press Ctrl + Shift + I to open the console

3 – Paste this script and hit enter:
(async () => {
// Configuration
const delayBetweenActions = 5000; // 5s between unfollows
const maxActionsBeforeShortPause = 5; // Pause after 5 unfollows
const shortPauseDuration = 30000; // 30s pause
const maxRuntimeBeforeLongPause = 300000; // 5min before long pause
const longPauseDuration = 300000; // 5min pause

// Helper functions
const sleep = (ms) => new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, ms));
const cleanPageName = (name) => {
    return name.replace(/(\bFollow\b|\bLike\b|\bDigital creator\b|\bPage\b|\bCommunity\b|\bPublic figure\b|\bAll Pages\b|\bor\b|\b\(\d+\)\b|\s*$)/gi, '').trim();
};

console.log('Script started. Unfollowing ALL Liked Pages...');

// Main loop
let actionCount = 0; // Unfollows in current batch
let totalPagesProcessed = 0; // Total buttons processed
let continueProcessing = true;
let startTime = Date.now(); // Track runtime

while (continueProcessing) {
    // Check for 5-minute pause
    const currentTime = Date.now();
    if (currentTime - startTime >= maxRuntimeBeforeLongPause) {
        console.log(`Pausing for 5 minutes after running for 5 minutes...`);
        await sleep(longPauseDuration);
        startTime = Date.now();
        console.log('Resuming script...');
    }

    // Find "Following" buttons within page list
    const buttons = Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('div[class*="x1a02dak"] div[aria-label="Following"]'))
        .filter(button => {
            // Ensure button is in a page entry with a name
            const container = button.closest('div[class*="x1a02dak"], div[class*="x1swvt13"]');
            return container && container.querySelector('span[class*="x1lliihq"], a[class*="x1lliihq"], h3, h4');
        });
    console.log(`Found ${buttons.length} valid Following buttons on this iteration.`);

    if (buttons.length === 0) {
        console.log('No valid Following buttons found. Possible reasons:');
        console.log('- All pages unfollowed.');
        console.log('- Pages not loaded (try scrolling to the bottom).');
        console.log('- UI changed (check aria-label or container classes).');
        console.log('- Wrong page (ensure you’re at /pages/?category=liked).');
        break;
    }

    // Reset processed IDs per iteration to avoid false duplicates
    let processedButtonIds = new Set();

    for (let i = 0; i < buttons.length; i++) {
        const button = buttons[i];
        totalPagesProcessed++;
        console.log(`Processing button ${totalPagesProcessed}`);

        // Find page container
        const pageContainer = button.closest('div[class*="x1a02dak"], div[class*="x1swvt13"]');
        if (!pageContainer) {
            console.log('Skipping: No page container found.');
            console.log('Button HTML:', button.outerHTML.slice(0, 300));
            continue;
        }

        // Find page name
        let pageNameElement = pageContainer.querySelector('span[class*="x1lliihq"], a[class*="x1lliihq"], h3, h4, div[class*="xt7dq6l"]');
        let pageName = pageNameElement ? pageNameElement.textContent.trim() : 'Unknown';
        pageName = cleanPageName(pageName);

        if (!pageName || pageName.toLowerCase() === 'following' || pageName.toLowerCase() === 'like' || pageName === 'Unknown') {
            console.log('Skipping: No valid page name found.');
            console.log('Container HTML:', pageContainer.outerHTML.slice(0, 300));
            continue;
        }

        // Create unique button ID
        const buttonId = `button-${totalPagesProcessed}-${pageName}`;
        if (processedButtonIds.has(buttonId)) {
            console.log(`Skipping: Already processed button for "${pageName}".`);
            continue;
        }

        console.log(`Page name: ${pageName}`);
        console.log(`Attempting to unfollow: ${pageName}`);

        try {
            // Click Following button once
            button.click();
            console.log(`Clicked Following button for: ${pageName}`);
            actionCount++;
            processedButtonIds.add(buttonId);

            // Handle prompts (e.g., Confirm)
            const updateButton = document.querySelector('div[aria-label="Update"], div[aria-label="Confirm"]');
            if (updateButton) {
                updateButton.click();
                console.log('Clicked "Update/Confirm" button.');
            }

            // Short pause handling
            if (actionCount >= maxActionsBeforeShortPause) {
                console.log(`Pausing for 30 seconds after ${actionCount} unfollows...`);
                await sleep(shortPauseDuration);
                actionCount = 0;
            } else {
                await sleep(delayBetweenActions);
            }
        } catch (error) {
            console.error(`Error clicking Following button for "${pageName}":`, error);
            button.click(); // Attempt to close any open state
        }
    }

    // Scroll to load more pages
    console.log('Scrolling to load more pages...');
    window.scrollTo(0, document.body.scrollHeight);
    await sleep(15000);

    // Check if more pages loaded
    const newButtons = document.querySelectorAll('div[class*="x1a02dak"] div[aria-label="Following"]');
    console.log(`After scrolling, found ${newButtons.length} Following buttons.`);
    if (newButtons.length === buttons.length) {
        console.log('No new pages loaded. Stopping.');
        continueProcessing = false;
    }
}

console.log(`Script completed. Processed ${totalPagesProcessed} pages.`);
console.log(`Unfollowed ${actionCount} pages.`);

})();

I had to do this because a hacker followed thousands of pages under my profile without my consent. So, I am unfollowing everything so I can eventually follow only the ones I like.

A Splash of Color: My Second Year Hosting The Artitude Group’s Exhibit

Hello, art lovers! ?

Guess who’s back? That’s right, it’s me, your favorite off-script, flavor-adding, non-serious host! I had the absolute pleasure of hosting the Artist Reception Day for The Artitude Group’s exhibit at the Ayala Museum for the second year in a row. And let me tell you, it was a blast!

A Whirlwind of Creativity

From the moment I stepped into the Artist Space, I was surrounded by a whirlwind of creativity. The paintings were more than just colors on a canvas; they were stories waiting to be told, emotions waiting to be felt. This year, I found myself not just looking at the paintings, but truly appreciating them. Each stroke, each hue, each texture spoke volumes about the artist’s journey.

Spotlight on the Artists

This year’s exhibit was a visual feast, showcasing the talent of 27 incredible artists, each bringing their unique flair to the table. Let’s give a special shout-out to these brilliant minds:

  • Annette Aguado: Her use of vibrant colors and intricate details made her pieces stand out.
  • Angela Amor: Known for her evocative abstract works, Angela’s art invites deep contemplation.
  • Isabel Campa: Isabel’s African fauna transported viewers to serene and tranquil places.
  • Rene Canlas: His bold use of color and dynamic compositions were a visual delight.
  • Daisy Carlos: Daisy’s floral face motifs were both delicate and powerful.
  • Kim Carlos: Kim’s fairy tale portraits captured the essence of dream life.
  • Kris Ian Carlos: Their approach added a dreamlike quality to the exhibit.
  • Nida Cranbourne: Nida’s pieces were a beautiful blend of tradition and innovation.
  • Eva Millan Dantes: Her textured artworks brought a tactile experience to the viewers.
  • Lourdes Delgado: Lourdes’ minimalist style conveyed profound messages with simplicity.
  • Rhea Jai Fernandez: Rhea’s vibrant and energetic works were impossible to ignore.
  • Kathy Garrido: Her art was a harmonious blend of form and color.
  • Mitz Garrido: Mitz’s detailed illustrations told fascinating stories.
  • Ysa Gernale: Ysa’s pieces were a celebration of creativity.
  • Maryrose Gisbert: Her bold and expressive strokes left a lasting impression.
  • Joanna Hirsch: Joanna’s art explored the depths of human emotions.
  • Esther Leynes: Esther’s abstract pieces were full of movement and energy.
  • Chiqui Lizada: Her serene and calming works were a breath of fresh air.
  • Pit Montinola: Pit’s art was a delightful mix of whimsy and sophistication.
  • Clara Mortesen: Clara’s use of light and shadow added a dramatic flair to her pieces.
  • Marinette Garrido Ortigas: Her contemporary pieces were thought-provoking and engaging.
  • Arianna Quintal: Arianna’s playful use of color brought joy to the exhibit.
  • Gigit Sales: Gigit’s intricate designs showcased a meticulous attention to detail.
  • Audrey Sin: Audrey’s art was a beautiful exploration of modern beauty.
  • Patricia Tan: Her works were a fusion of modern and traditional elements.
  • Ottilia Taus: Ottilia’s vibrant and dynamic pieces were a visual treat.
  • Annabelle Wisniewski: Annabelle’s serene paintings were a perfect conclusion to the exhibit.

A Melting Pot of Ideas

But the art wasn’t the only highlight. The people were just as vibrant and colorful! I made so many new friends, each one with their own unique perspective on art. We laughed, we debated, and we shared our thoughts and interpretations. It was a melting pot of ideas and I was all for it!

Hosting this event was not just fun, it was enlightening. It was a journey of discovery, of learning, of appreciation. And the best part? They asked me to host again! I guess they really do like a host who adds his own flavor and keeps things light-hearted. ?

The Vibrant Atmosphere

The energy in the room was electric. Conversations buzzed around every corner as visitors engaged with the artworks and shared their interpretations. It was a beautiful reminder of how art brings people together, sparking dialogue and fostering a sense of community.

The Artist Reception Day was filled with memorable moments, from spontaneous applause for particularly striking pieces to heartfelt discussions between artists and attendees. It was clear that everyone present felt a deep connection to the art and the creative minds behind it.

A Year of Art, Friendship, and Discovery

So here’s to another successful year of art, friendship, and discovery. The Artitude Group’s exhibit at the Ayala Museum was a testament to the incredible talent within our community. Each artist contributed a piece of their soul to this exhibit, and it showed in every stroke and every color.

Can’t wait to see what next year brings! Until then, keep celebrating creativity and supporting our local artists. They are the heart and soul of our vibrant art scene.

How to transfer ownership repossessed 2nd hand motorcycle in the philippines

Quite a complicated process with several steps, so I created this post to help you navigate it.

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I bought a 2nd hand repossessed motorcycle from Motorstar. They delivered with an open deed of sale and a certificate of purchase. Papers under the name of old owner. This is common practice.

So your job now is to transfer it into your name. Many people don’t do it immediately because it costs money. Also, some wait for next year so registration renewal is at the same time as name transfer.

NOTE: if you wait too long, the ID of the seller might expire and you will have a problem at the LTO.

Step 1: Closed Deed of Sale.

An open deed of sale is an illegal document in the Philippines to start with. No lawyer or notary will sign or advice you to buy anything with an open deed of sale.

A deed of sale is a contract between buyer and seller. While an open deed of sale only features the seller. So it lacks the other part. It is not a contract at all.

So you close the deed of sale by filling up your buyer details. Together with that document and the IDs and signatures of the seller photocopied you go to a notary to have it notarized. Cost: around 300php for me.

Step 2: Police Clearance of the Vehicle.

You need to bring Deed of Sale, OR / CR to the Highway Patrol office of Police near you.

Request for Police clearance check of the vehicle.

They will give you a form to pay at the bank for their service. Cost: 500php for me.

FUNNY NOTE: police was video-chatting with his son and would not even look at me or pay attention to my needs much.

Step 3: Pay at the Bank

At Pasig they don’t allow online payments and you can’t go to any bank. It was yes or yes at Landbank.

This can take 2 hours of your day under the sun and possible rain since line is long. Wish they modernize the system and can pay online.

TIP: get your grandparents to do it as seniors can skip the line haha.

Step 4: Deliver Proof of Payment to the Police

Go back to the police headquarters. Hope they are not playing with their phone. And give the proof of payment.

Then they will instruct you where to get a stencil of your vehicle and meet you there.

Step 5: Stencil and Picture Taking

At the stencil venue, a technician will take the motor number and chassis number.

Also you will take a picture with the vehicle and a police officer as proof it was done.

They will be the ones to take the pic with their camera. They will give you the stencil results so you can give it to the police.

Step 6: Bring Stencil to Police

Bring your results to Highway Patrol and they will conduct an investigation. Results will take several days, like 3 days.

Step 7: Pickup Results of Police Clearance

If there was no delinquency found, you will obtain your clearance on the date they told you to return.

Step 8: Smoke Emission Test

Head to the smoke emission test center and get an approved smoke emission test.

Cost I forgot, a few hundred pesos. Say 500php with tips.

Step 9: Insurance

Get 3rd party liability insurance at least from wherever you prefer.

Cost for me: 900php.

Step 10: LTO registration

Bring photocopy and original of all the documents:
– Your ID
– Seller ID and signatures, photocopy
– OR
– CR
– Police clearance of the vehicle
– Smoke emission results
– Deed of sale: notarized
– Insurance

Request of a change of ownership and registration renewal. Will take a few hours of your day.

Cost I forgot. Around 1k probably.

Congrats, the bike is officially yours and now you can sell it and won't be bugged that much by police controls next time they stop you! :-)

How to make your first 1000 subscribers in Youtube

I broke the 1000 subscribers mark in Youtube and am happy to give you some tips. I don’t do all many times, do what you can 🙂

  1. Add the watermark to subscribe in the corner of your videos.
  2. Add a subscribe link in the description of your videos.
  3. Make a plan and script for the future videos you will produce.
  4. Content must be entertaining and informative (nobody wants to watch you buying bread).
  5. Publish regularly. Weekly is a good frequency.
  6. Have an interesting title with keywords people are searching for online.
  7. Customize the look of your channel with cover pics, icons, thumbnails.
  8. Create a channel trailer.
  9. Use the annotation feature to get viewers take actions.
  10. Use tools like Tubebuddy to help you with tips and optimization.
  11. Share your channel link in every email and autoresponder you have.
  12. Create an Intro and Outro for each video.
  13. Edit well taking out of the fluff.
  14. Description and metatags are very important so make them useful and SEO effective.
  15. Ask people to subscribe and like if they liked the video.
  16. Do collaborations with other Youtubers!!!
  17. Reply to all comments. Fans wanna feel you there!
  18. Giveaway stuff and make challenges for your audience.
  19. Share in social media!!!
  20. Send each video to your mailing list.
  21. Tell all your friends about it, of course! And ask them to share it to people who will find it useful.
  22. Reply to people searching to solve the solution your video provides (if it solves something, that is).

Let me know how this works for you!

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How to make extra money in the Philippines

Ways to make extra pesos starting small. I asked the net how to make some money and this is what I found… This is part of an ongoing series. You can send your ideas also!

How to make 1 PHP?

  • Selling newspapers
  • Selling candies
  • Selling hugs
  • Picking up the coins in the street
  • Begging
  • Posting a video on Youtube if you have enough followers
  • Posting a blog with ads on you web page

How to make 10 PHP?

  • Buy and sell marking up 10php only
  • Tweeting for someone else
  • Selling halo halo
  • Selling ukay ukay
  • Selling load through Gcash app
  • Selling water bottles in the traffic
  • Cleaning windshields
  • Taking care of parked cars in the street

How to make 100php?

  • Wash cars
  • Baby sitting
  • Being an intern for an allowance pay
  • Buy and sell online
  • Drive for Grab or Taxi
  • Do a massage
  • Sell halo halo
  • Offer acquisition of online documents for a fee e.g. birth certificate, passport application etc.

All these are simple ideas to make some cash in the Philippines. We can all survive and move forward if we put enough effort in this third world country.

12 reasons most Filipinos are poor

List of loser mentality and practices

  1. Belief that the destiny is up to God.
    1. Your destiny is in your hands, you have the power.
  2. Use salary to help parents, siblings and relatives before themselves.
    1. Love yourself. If you are rich, you can help others better.
  3. Never invest.
    1. A salary can only go so far, even if it is a big salary…
  4. Smoke and drink.
    1. Spending time, health, money. And damaging brain, taking worse decisions the next day and being less productive.
  5. Believing in luck.
    1. Results are about sweat, not magic!
  6. Gossiping.
    1. Envy and negativity attract more of that to yourself.
  7. Begging in the streets and online.
    1. Nobody likes a needy person. Everybody loves people who give. Be a giver and never beg.
  8. Believing someone will fix their life for them: President, Angels, Boss, rich husband…
    1. The only person to save you is You!
  9. Never mastering the English language.
    1. It is not funny that you have bad English. It’s so easy for a Filipino to brush up English, more than any other language, we grew up with English around!
  10. Playing video-games.
    1. Epidemic of young and not so young playing video-games in their spare time is alarming, unproductive and mind harming.
  11. Being lazy when the boss is not watching.
    1. Perfect reason to be fired because you are not productive for the company! Not sulit!
  12. Spending time and money patronizing the Catholic church.
    1. You can pray at home and save time and money going to the church.
    2. It is a religion who loves the poor and says it is hard for a rich person to go to heaven. Bad motivation.
    3. It makes people small and fearing an all mighty god. Makes you weak.

This are reasons I found after some years living in the Philippines as an employer and seeing many repeated practices that keep people in the mud forever.

The problem is not economic, it is mental. A change of mindset would change their pockets.

We have successful Filipino titans who came from zero to the top. It is possible for anyone.

I write this post not to put anyone down, but to awaken even if 1% of the people who read it. I am happy to take the bashing and the hate of 99% if I can save one Filipino by turning on the spark towards change, effort, success.

Plan to get 1 million followers online

One of my life goals for the next 10 years is to have 1 million followers online, how?

How Should Your Org Use Social Media? « Conference 365

  1. Declaring it to the world so you hold me accountable! DONE
  2. Opening accounts in any main social media platform and even new ones. DONE
  3. Post often and interesting. DONE
  4. Set yearly number goals with increases of 30% per year aprox:
    1. 50k by year 2018. DONE
    2. 70k by year 2019. DONE EARLY by 2018.
    3. 100k by year 2020. DONE EARLY by 2019.
    4. 150k by year 2021. DONE EARLY by 2019.
    5. 200k by year 2022. DONE EARLY by 2021.
    6. 250k by year 2023.  88% progress.
    7. 350k by year 2024.
    8. 500k by year 2025.
    9. 700k by year 2026.
    10. 1 Million by year 2027.
  5. Go live regular.
  6. Promote paid posts and campaigns. DONE
  7. Have viral content. 3 VIRALS (20 million views in all content) DONE
  8. Post controversy and don’t be afraid of haters, you need them! Without haters you are nobody! DONE
  9. Cross over marketing between platforms. DONE

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Love and Infinity! Kuya Manzano 🙂

Binondo the musical subjective experience at Solaire theater

Congrats to the cast and crew of Binondo the musical closing tonight at Solaire Theater!

This is gonna be a very personal blog post of my very subjective trip. And will write in random order haha.

My Chinese friend Sam Tan enjoyed it more than the Lion King! And he is a musical theater connoisseur so that is a big compliment. Also being Chinoy it makes it very relatable.

Most Filipinos have some Chinese and some Spanish blood mix, so this is a musical for every Filipino to watch. Hope they can rerun it in the future.

Miss Rebecca Chuaunsu

Giant effort by Miss Rebecca Chuaunsu to produce, put together, give birth to the story of her uncle. This is a Herculean task. I have produced and directed before and I can relate of the incredible amount of effort that that can be. So thankful for her patronizing iChill Theater Cafe for her auditions and workshops.

I don’t speak Tagalog, I was hoping for subtitles for the Chinese or Tagalog lines hahaha. No luck. Tho I could follow the story line and I enjoyed seeing such talented artists on stage.

Actress: Tuesday Vargas

Surprised and amazed to see Tuesday Vargas on stage. Knew her from when I was invited as an actor to her TV serie Kano Luvs Pinay for TV5. Her performance in Binondo stands out. She really squeezes the juice out of her funny character. And that was a good lesson for me to watch. She is a star, an artist, a creator, and that shows!

Director: Joel Lamangan

Happy and honored to say hello again to director Joel Lamangan. We worked together in Enchanted Garden TV serie for TV5 many years ago and hadn’t seen him again since. Good job directing Binondo sir. A big cast, very different types of artists on stage (tv, dancers, musical theater actors) and a show born from scratch. It’s clean and understandable even for a non Tagalog speaker like me, so great direction!

Writer: Ricky Lee

Book by Mr Ricky Lee. Very loved in the industry personality. Mentor to many. Never worked together so far. Looking forward to it. Another big achievement because this is a 3 hour musical! And I could see how people enjoyed it and gave a final standing ovation.

Actress: Ima Castro

Big plus for me was to watch perform, for the first time in my life, Ima Castro. She was Kim in Miss Saigon London and that is a giant title that makes me bow. Great voice and acting.

Actress: Sheila Valderrama

Talking about great voice and acting we have to bow again for the leading lady Sheila Valderrama. Who is going to portray very soon the role of the Virgin Mary in Guadalupe the musical. So thankful to perform with her soon in that musical for the first time. I am a fan since I saw her perform in Noises Off for Repertory Philippines.

My childish mind was screaming seeing her kiss so much on stage with leading man Arman Ferrer, coz she is the Virgin Mary in the next play hahahahha. And because I know the husband in real life, actor Lorenz Martinez! Jooooke haha this is my ADHD mind doing it’s thing!

Actor: Arman Ferrer

Arman Ferrer had a great performance. He has kept on improving since we alternated the role of Ibarra in Noli me Tangere the Opera in 2011. And he has bulked up physically so he is a good romantic lead role candidate. For that reason probably director Baby Barredo chose him to star in Guadalupe the musical next.

Actor: Floyd Tena

Met Floyd Tena, who plays the role of Carlos, the love loser guy we could say? Now I gotta follow his career forward, he was solid on that stage.

Sayang they were not selling the CD coz my friend wanted to buy!

Many friends in the cast, all so talented!

The Artistic Staff 

Book and Lyrics: Ricky Lee, Gershom Chua, Eljay Castro Deldoc
Music Composition and Musical Direction: Von de Guzman
Choreography: Douglas Nierras
Lighting Design: Joey Nombres
Production Design and Technical Direction: Otto Hernandez
Production Management: Fullhouse Asia Production Studios, Inc.
Original Story: Rebecca Shangkuan Chuaunsu
Direction: Joel Lamangan 

Cast 

BINONDO, A TSINOY MUSICAL shall feature the country’s multi-talented artists from film, TV, stage namely:

Shiela Valderrama Martinez & Carla Guevara Laforteza (Lily);
Arman Ferrer & David Ezra (Ah Tiong);
Floyd Tena & Noel Rayos (Carlos);
Mariella Laurel (Jasmine); Ashlee Factor (Ruby);
Ima Castro (Mrs. Dela Rosa); Jennifer Villegas dela Cruz (Lourdes);
Dondi Ong (Mr. Chua); Kay Balajadia Liggayu (Mrs. Chua);
Russell Magno (Mr. Zhang); Elizabeth Chua (Mrs. Zhang);
Jonel Mojica (Matandang Tsino/Ge Lao);
Jim Pebanco, Lorenz Martinez, Khalil Kaimo,
Tuesday Vargas, Ellrica Laguardia, Rhapsody Li (Chorus);
Philip Deles, Ivana Villanueva (Swing)
Froilan Dabalus, Christaliza Dabalus (Principal Dancers)

Ensemble: 
Ryan Caraan, Carlos Deriada Jr., Rence Aviles, Paul Clark, Xander Pineda, Romcel Brinquis, Joseph Puducay, VJ Cortel, Daniel Cruz, Zyrus Imperial, Cheeno Macaraig, Roy Sotero, Dusty Suarez, Randy Rey, Precious Sementilla, Julia Chua, Janine Tolentino, Ronald Policarpio, Ric Mar Policarpio, Kate Jacob, Judy Anne Mendoza, JR Calumpiano, Joshua Orbasido, Divine Dacles, Cheska Quimno.

Binondo company

Again congrats all cast and crew for bringing up a musical from scratch to life!

Am I a failure?

I am so surprised to see how my family doesn’t believe in me enough.

I am the most successful person among the circle I grew up with under my eyes, but not theirs.

Why is that?

I have performed in around 50 different projects: movies, theater, tv. In several countries. Getting paid decently in most. In the principal stages of Spain and the Philippines. Dozens of interviews and articles about me in print and online.

I have 6 businesses all up and running giving some profit.

I am a spiritual leader for the Raelian movement in the Philippines.

I coach and help some people who are ready to listen about life and money.

I have investments in real estate, stock market and passive income businesses run by others.

I have sexual success above average.

I am an activist for social causes I believe in, an active member and relevant player of the projects I believe in.

I give a livelihood to waiters, drivers, mechanics, etc.

I have an online following of 65k as we write this. And a viral video with around 2 million views.

How come they still don’t think I am successful?

Is it that I don’t project myself as successful enough? Do I need to market myself as a more successful person?

I have been diagnosed with adult ADHD and not taking any meds. This is a lot of achievement.  With or without my ADHD.

Maybe it’s because I never had a traditional job? Coz I didn’t build a normal career?

Coz I didn’t go super deep enough in any of my endeavors? Wow. This could be something I do blame myself for.

Well. I never have money because I am always investing, farming. So that gives a sensation of scarcity in me and in others. Do I like that sensation? No I don’t. Do I want more money? Yes. Do I want to have an office job? No.

I don’t need the support and respect from my circle and society tho I do want it and appreciate it when it is there.

At the end, since you cannot please everyone and convince and change the people. Well I guess I just need to not mind and little by little replace them for people who do share the vision and mental wave.

Tho I did cry over this matter. And I don’t understand them not believing in me or seeing my success.

Our minds are wired totally different and unless they get into self help, motivation and business readings we will never be in mental connection.

I will love hearing from you about this matter please reach out to me in social media with your comments. Thank you 🙂

I simply love going to a Broadway musical

If you have never been to Broadway shows before, it is important to find something really accessible to go to for your very first time. With a compelling and simple story line, and a strong theme, played on organ, that will have you riveted to your seat, Phantom of the Opera is one of the best Broadway shows of all time, and that is a fact.

They say that Broadway shows, and all musicals for that matter, are made by people who do not have the talent to actually write a script on their own. A broadway show without songs is not done in Broadway, it’s done in hollywood, and it is not called a musical, its called a movie. If people don’t want their plays to be seen as antiquated and quaint, they should either adapt them for the big screen, or turn them in to Broadway shows.