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Less Noise, More Focus: A Post-Holiday Reset

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I haven’t posted much over the last couple of weeks because of the holidays. You’d think I’d have more time since work slows down a bit, but the reality was different. Family obligations took up more time than I expected. On top of that, my family had four birthdays during the holiday season. It was good family time, but it definitely disrupted my normal routines and momentum.

What I’ve Been Working On Behind the Scenes

Even though I wasn’t posting much, I’ve still been thinking about what I want to improve and where things need tightening up across my sites.

  • I wanted to publish a proper post on
    SEOlutions.com
    listing some domains I’m looking to sell and optimize that page for search. I did list the domains on Reddit, but they didn’t gain much traction. I still believe that with the right structure and visibility, the right buyer will eventually find them.
  • I also started cleaning up
    WirelessConsultant.net
    after searching my own site for trade-in information. The results were cluttered, and it took longer than it should have to find what I needed — even though I knew exactly what I was looking for.
  • I’ve also been experimenting with AI video tools, including Sora from OpenAI. It’s impressive technology, but it has real limitations, especially when used on Android. I wrote about this experience on SEOlutions.com and shared the first video Sora generated automatically.

Domains I’ve Been Trying to Sell

As part of cleaning things up, I’ve also been working through my domain portfolio and listing domains that I don’t plan to build out myself.Dating / relationship-related domains:

Sleep / mattress / wellness-related domains:

Training, Weight, and Getting Back on Track

My training has been inconsistent over the holidays. I’m also over 200 pounds right now, and I can see and feel the extra weight. That’s just an honest assessment. One change I’m making is using creatine consistently instead of sporadically. The goal is to increase strength, maintain muscle, and lean things back out. My New Year’s resolution is simple:

  • Eat less overall.
  • Make a real effort to stop eating by 6:00 PM.

Moving Forward

This post is a snapshot of where I’m at right now. I’ll continue building on it later, but the focus going into the new year is consistency — in training, in writing, and in improving my sites. More to come.

Rasta climbing a coconut tree in Trinidad

Rasta Wisdom: Life Lessons from Trinidad’s Coconut Trees

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A Lesson from a Rasta in Trinidad

When I was young in Trinidad, a Rasta stepped onto our property. He wore nothing but a loincloth, his long dreadlocks and beard flowing as he carried a cutlass in hand. I was terrified and hid behind my father. The Rasta approached one of our coconut trees and climbed it with ease. He picked a few coconuts, letting them drop to the ground at the base of the tree.

Once he descended, he took his cutlass and sliced open a coconut, drinking the fresh water inside. He handed one to my father and offered me one too, but I was too scared to accept. After my father finished drinking the coconut water, he returned it to the Rasta. With skill, the Rasta split the coconut open and fashioned a scoop from part of the shell, allowing my father to eat the soft jelly inside. When he was done, the Rasta took a few coconuts for himself and left a couple behind for us.

I turned to my father, confused and upset. “How can this Rasta just come onto our property and take our coconuts?” I asked. My father looked at me and said, “Curtis, the Rastas believe God put everything on this earth for everyone. We couldn’t climb that tree to get the coconuts, but he could—and he shared them with us.”

That moment taught me a profound lesson: God didn’t create borders. God made this world abundant, with more than enough for everyone. It’s man who changed the rules.

The Takeaway: This encounter with the Rasta, rooted in my Trinidadian upbringing, challenged my young mind’s ideas about property and borders. My father’s words offered a gentle yet profound shift in perspective—one that resonates far beyond that moment. Whether you see it as God’s design or nature’s gift, the world was made abundant, and it’s human rules that draw lines and create scarcity. This simple story carries a big heart, inviting us to rethink sharing, community, and what truly belongs to us all.