The Gap Between Who You Are and Who You Want to Be
Series: Upgrade Your Life — Post 1 of 6 I’ve been writing on this website since 2001. That’s not a…
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Reflections on living intentionally in a chaotic world. From small daily upgrades and the power of simple habits to navigating failure, ambition, relationships, and the everyday absurdities of being human. This is where I share what I’ve learned (and am still learning) about becoming a better version of myself.
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Navigating failure, ambition, the absurdities of life and more…
Scott Adams, the brilliant mind behind *Dilbert* and a tireless explorer of persuasion, systems, and human behavior, left this world…
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Remembering 9/11: The Tribute in Lights, 24 Years Later
It’s hard to believe 24 years have passed since September 11, 2001—a day that reshaped our world. Today, we honor…
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Life Upgrades: The Power of Small Steps
One of the greatest lessons I’ve learned is the value of making small upgrades in life. These aren’t grand, life-altering…
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A Serene 2025 Sakura Update from Farmingdale Gardens
Ten years after my last cherry blossom post, I revisited Long Island’s Farmingdale Gardens in 2025 to capture the quiet…
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Nine Months to a New Feline Friend
It only took me about nine months to break down and get another cat. That’s what I told myself when…
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Saying Goodbye to My Furry Companion of 14 Years
Today, my home feels quieter, emptier, and a little less alive. After 14 wonderful years, I had to say goodbye…
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The Mountain Stream’s Whisper
Mountains have a way of shutting out the world, and a stream running through them seals the deal. Last weekend,…
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What Are You? What Are You Really? – coreysdigs.com
“They have expended so much cleverness in a futile effort to channel and confine human consciousness into darkness. Don’t…
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Today is a New Beginning…
In another story of captivity, under the Pharaoh in Egypt, the Children of Israel were valued only by how many bricks they could make each day. When they left Egypt it took years to get that mentality out of them – to move into being identified not by what they did but by who they were.
