Photo Credit: www.mouth.com Hello Everyone! I stumbled upon yet another requested question on Quora. This seemed like another decent question for a young person to ask. As I stated before, I wish that I had this brand of advice when I was younger. Yes, I know that people heavily rely on the 16 personality traits, such as Socionics, in an effort to tap into and predict behavior of different types of people. Here are the 16 different types of personalities based upon Socionics: ESTJ ENTJ ESFJ ENFJ ISTJ ISFJ INTJ INFJ ESTP ESFP ENTP ENFP ISTP ISFP INTP INFP A test taker who desires to know their own personality type follows the Myers–Briggs Type Indicator in order to earn their behavior acronym. A fun fact is that the matriarch of inventor Myer Briggs, his mother Katharine Cook Briggs, first began research into personality types back in 1917. I went ahead and took the free personality test and I appear to be an INFJ-T. I am going to offer the link to the free personality exam

Photo Credit: www.essayhell.com Hello Everyone! I stumbled upon another requested question on Quora. This seemed like a decent question for a young person to ask. I wish that I had advice when I was younger. Then again, I was head strong and needed to make my own mistakes. I had gotten married as a young 18-year old girl. I only ran with the extreme physical chemistry and I didn't look beyond the external shell. Looking back, that was a huge mistake. I was a young kid who thought it was a great idea to embark on the adult thing as a teen wife. Once you get into the weeds, dealing with another person on every aspect of life was a huge challenge. Being financially, emotionally, legally, and physically responsible for another person can be a scary thing. It's scary that a spouse can ruin you in every way possible. My husband ended up passing away in an accident two years after getting married. I have no idea if we would have made it as a couple. My older self says

Photo Credit: www.saleshacker.com Hello Everyone! Every once in awhile, I am requested to answer a question on Quora that just really annoys the hell out of me! This posed question is a prime example. I don't know if it was posed with a person with a language barrier or not. Perhaps I read it wrong?? I'm not certain either way. I felt like the writer was mad that their manipulation, via rejection, did not work as planned on the other person. Either party dishing out the silent treatment and/or rejection was trying to manipulate the other person's emotions. Mixed feelings would unfold for either party after years, months, or weeks of constant or periodic arguing and giving the silent treatment. If you cannot figure out how to agree and have some form of peace, you should expect the other party to want to check out emotionally at some point. When you keep pushing a person away, eventually they will stop wanting to fight for the relationship. Not everyone had the

Hello Everyone! Did you enjoy this past weekend in a low key, more of an adventure, or a party weekend? As I shared in the previous post before, I opted to go on an adventure this weekend and meet new people on our Friday-Saturday road trip to Newport, Rhode Island. We went on the Cliff Walk and then found a spot to get a bite to eat. After checking in, we went back out to enjoy a night on the town. We met drunken Bobby while at the Fastnet Pub and recorded some of his antics. He was picking up on "the cougar" known as Melissa. Bobby's relative scooped him out of the bar and made him go with them. We videoed having to plunge the toilet in the hotel. We do not recommend staying at the Forrest Trail Hotel that is 5 miles away from Newport. It needed so much maintenance, it is not even funny. We opted to go back home, catch some sun at the lake, and then catch up with a friend on Saturday night. While we were out Saturday night, Justin, from The 440 Line in New F

Hello Everyone! How was your weekend everyone?! Did you enjoy it low key or more of a high energy weekend? I opted to go on an adventure this weekend and meet new people. I went with my co-host and bestiiee Melissa and took a road trip early Friday to Newport, Rhode Island. We checked out the island that makes up the coastal town of Newport. The southern has a walking path that is known as the "Cliff Walk". This path crosses the properties of a few preserved mansions near the water such as, "The Breakers", "Rosecliff", and a few others. We walked the path with my dog Daisy. It was very hot and she had gotten very tired so we turned around. At some point, we had to carry her back to the truck because she opted to lay down. Here are some videos that we had taken along the Cliff Walk that have been posted to YouTube below: Cliff Walk In Newport, Rhode Island Video #1 on YouTube: https://youtu.be/zqXqh5R9WHY Cliff Walk In Newport, Rhode Island Vi

Hello Everyone! I have been involved with many things this past week. How has your week been? I opted to respond to some Quora questions while out on my evening strolls. I have been walking regularly for the past year. I had previously packed on some pounds after I started Covid-19 remote working. The stress from the unknown factors did not help either. Gaining the weight made me miserable so I just opted to counteract the new sedentary work life via walking some miles at night. I'm pleased to say that I got those pounds off and much more. I am still working on it. Anyone else doing their walking too? I want to always be in decent shape to have to kick some ass if I have to do so. I now work to get a minimum of 13K steps in each day. In the past week, I actually got in 25K steps and was hurting by the end of the trek. I have to keep at this goal since it is regular thing I do now. Besides, those endorphins from exercise and your favorite music is a good type of high

Photo Credit: The Brook Reading Podcast Cover Photo The Brook Reading Podcast On Twitter: The link to the audio version of this post is both a podcast episode and on my Verbally Disastrous YouTube channel and the podcast platform of your choice: https://youtu.be/g8Pe_TpjSsE Hello Everyone! I stumbled upon another podcast that I decided to check out from my weekly rounds of meeting both new authors and podcasters on Twitter. I crossed paths with Melissa Sak from the Brook Reading Podcast on Twitter. We opted to check each other's work out. I discovered that Melissa is an author of the book entitled, "Turning Point" by Melissa Sak. Turning Point can be found on Amazon in both e-book and paperback formats. I checked out a few Brook Reading Podcast episodes while out on my walk and/or multi-tasking. The first podcast I checked out was on the vices of the presidents from the United States of America. I love to hear salacious details on public figures. It makes

Photo Credit: World Strides-Ireland Coastline Hello Everyone! I really want to shout out the people of Ireland in this blog post! Wow!! You all come in REALLY strong in both my audio blog and the Verbally Disastrous podcast!! I want to recognize the countries who check out both the audio blog and my podcast. I have Ireland on my bucket list of places to see. I need input from the locals as to where I should go and what should I check out? My goal would be to drink beer and bullshit with the most random of people. I absolutely admire the beauty of your coastlines in Ireland!! I welcome suggestions my friends. Based upon my Anchor hosting platform analytics, roughly 1/3 of the people who listen to my audio blog are from Ireland. The second group are fellow Americans from the United States. My third group are people from the United Kingdom. Here is a list of the other countries who have stopped by to show me some love and support: 4.) Philippines 5.) Bangladesh 6.) Moroc

Photo Credit: The Piggly Dogg Podcast Cover Photo Produce Savings Episode on Spotify: Emmett's Fourth of July Specials on Spotify: The Piggly Dogg on Twitter: Hello Everyone! I opted to peep a few episodes of the Piggly Dogg Podcast on Spotify. I opted to write a review on the dynamic grocery store clerk duo. My next podcast review will be on the Brook Reading Podcast. Further podcast information can be found on the website www.brookreadingpodcast.com. The Brook Reading Podcast will shout out the Verbally Disastrous Podcast this weekend. I am returning the favor on my end via sharing their content with you. I would be honored if Piggly Dogg shouted me out on their podcast-no pressure or anything. (cue cheesy grin) :) Stay tuned for my review on Brook Reading Podcast. For now, let me share my thoughts on the Piggly Dogg podcast that is hosted on many platforms, including Spotify and Apple Podcasts, through the main hosting platform Anchor. https://open.spotify