One thing worries me when I try to download e-books. There are usually different types and versions of the same book available, but that's exactly my issue. I had just one chapter left to read in Thinking for a Change, but I didn't have the book with me. One chapter... so I searched and downloaded the e-book. Guess what I found.

"Work less and achieve more," really? I wanted the book right when I saw that. Although I hadn't heard of Chris Bailey before, if he really was anything like my favorite productivity experts like Newport and Abdaal, I knew I was in for some treat. But there was only one way to find out.

For whatever reason, I thought it's usually cooler in the northern parts of Nigeria. That was so not my experience when I was traveling between Abuja, Nasarawa, and Benue in the north-central region. But the most interesting thing was my time on the Benue River.

"Are you happy with your life?" If someone asked me that question and then offered me a whole new world where I have everything I wanted and never had, it would be a tempting offer, really. But as the film series Dark Matter portrayed, it may not be exactly what I imagine it to be. And man, I sure missed watching shows about alternate realities.

People get jobs on LinkedIn, but I didn't understand that for a long time. When the whole world shifted into running digitally in 2020, I didn't exactly catch on with the train. So things like X, LinkedIn and others that gained more activity—I wasn't even existing on them. But for a long time now, I immersed myself in many of these spaces to learn and see how things are done there.

When I went to visit a company to observe their operations and machines, there was one in particular that fascinated me. Mostly, the idea that it weighed so many tons and could generate crazy amounts of horsepower running on diesel was somehow mind-blowing to me. This is generally the case for me with big machines.