I be cooking for 1 and eating for 2. The only thing that adds up is this weight.

Finding a good woman is like trying to find a new rental property. They all have potential, but most wind up being money pits.

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I learned some things today! 1. I have a big ass lawn 2. Mowing was much more fun when I smoked bud and drank beer 3. I need a riding mower 4. I earned a living at 13 mowing lawns and today’s 16 year olds can’t even start one. 5. I’m paying $2000 a month to do a $300 weekly lawn job for the house owner. Pictures below are only the front and 1 side. There’s still more in the back and other side. Sheesh. I’m grateful tho. Thank you Jesus for my big ole lawn.

It’s Been a minute since I’ve done a giveaway But i want to show my appreciation to a few friends on the TL 3 winners -200 USDC to 2 people -1 @Veefriends S2 Woke Walrus NFT Follow @brentradess, RT, and tag two friends in the comments of the post Winners picked in 48 hours

Fuel prices so high I don’t even want to step on the pedal. Let the idle take me there. See you when I see you.

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Eight cities. Eight cultures. Each one with its own rules. Citadel Prime: corporate towers, working-class grit. Ambition is currency. Netherspire: information brokers, secrets for sale. Everyone's watching. Ashara: volcanic heat, brutal honesty. Weakness burns away. Eidolon: spiritual center, ancient knowledge. Where Braudis finds what he's looking for. The Forbidden Completion takes you through all of them. Link in bio.

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Most people think purpose is something you find. It finds you. When you're ready. For years I was chasing. Waiting for the right person to discover me. Waiting for the break. Then everything fell apart. And in the wreckage, clarity. I'm here on a mission. Not a vacation. I'm here to serve God, walk His path, and deliver His message. The message: you don't need credentials. You don't need permission. You need character and consistency. I didn't find that purpose. It found me when I stopped chasing and started listening.

Most people think trust is about reliability. Reliability is the floor. Try this instead: Vulnerability. Leadership is an Art talks about leaders who share their doubts, their concerns, their uncertainties. Not weakness. Honesty. When you're always confident, always certain, people don't trust you. They know you're performing. When you say "I don't know" or "I'm worried about this" - and you're a leader - people lean in. They trust that you're being real. Reliability is the floor. Vulnerability is what builds real trust.

The difference between chasing attention and earning it: Chasing is trying to get people to notice you. Earning is building something worth noticing. We spent two years chasing. Marketing hires. Influencer plays. Tactics to crack the algorithm. Now I think differently. Depth over reach. Serve the people already in the room before worrying about the people outside it. Attention follows value. If you're constantly chasing, you're probably not creating enough value to earn it. Build first. Attention follows.

I started writing The Forbidden Completion in January 2025. By April I knew I wanted to publish for real. Not just for our community. For anyone who might connect with the story. The hard part wasn't the writing. It was the editing. Cutting scenes I loved because they slowed the story down. 126,000 words. 12 chapters. 8 cities. A year of my life. Link in bio if you haven't grabbed it yet.

Have you ever caught yourself saying "I'm just getting old"? I did. Aches, low energy, slower recovery. I chalked it up to age. Forty-something. What do you expect. Then I started asking: if there's one 80-year-old out there running marathons, what's my excuse? The "I'm just getting old" mindset is a cop-out. It gives you permission to decline. To stop pushing. To accept less. I called BS on it. Lost 40 lbs. Did a 50k ultra. Not because I'm special. Because I stopped telling myself the story that age was the problem. Age isn't the problem. The story is.

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