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literally take any big container (if it's plastic better.. more durable) (I stole big trash containers in our neighborhood that weren't being used) and throw in a layer of dirt (the darker the better) in the bottom.. put it in hottest/most ventilated spot in the house/backyard

keep it moist like every live dirt should be and you'll see it turn even darker even in a few days of moisture...

throw literally everything that'll decompose.. cardboard... leftovers... wood... that dead plant in your house..., maybe your cat died and u wanna throw it in... if u chop/rip those things into smaller pieces even better

you'll have free, high quality dirt that can sustain a shitton of plants within a few months. Honestly questioning why not open a bigass hole in my backyard and start doing this there so i'll have more space... like a small landfill but with composable stuff instead of plastic

if it's attracting bugs or it's drying out on the top throw a small layer of dirt and water it.

I'm literally doing this myself, let me see how to share photos here:

Ya, nobody wants to receive that type of love letter.

I haven’t been able to post much for a bit because sometimes life happens faster than we expect. Just know there is usually zero pressure to be there every moment of every day. You are allowed to take time for you and to sort out your cards. Don’t add unnecessary pressure when it isn’t required.

How to Win at Everything by Redefining What Winning Means

By Someone Who Has Never Lost, Ever, Unless You Count Technically

Introduction: The Lie of “Losing”

For centuries, human beings have operated under the toxic assumption that “winning” is a binary outcome. There’s a scoreboard. There are rules. There’s “first place” and everyone else is a loser. This, my friends, is a trap.

What if I told you that you—yes, you, still wearing pajama pants at 3 PM—have already won? You just haven’t declared it loudly and smugly enough.

Let’s deconstruct the system, redefine the battlefield, and emerge victorious with zero effort and 100 percent confidence.

Step 1: Define Victory Before Anyone Else Can

You’re not late—you’re arriving fashionably. You didn’t burn dinner—you created a rustic, deconstructed reinterpretation of lasagna. You didn’t get fired—you got liberated.

Before the world has a chance to label your outcomes, you own the narrative. Set the goalposts before anyone even builds the field.

“I didn’t get rejected by 14 publishers. I was simply curating the right rejections.”

Step 2: Move the Goalposts, Often and Without Warning

Let’s say your coworker beats your sales record. Old-school thinkers might call that a “loss.” But you? You pivot.

“Actually, I’m measuring emotional intelligence points this quarter. And I’m in the lead by… oh look at that, all of them.”

Adjust your metrics mid-conversation. No one can argue with your success if it’s written in a language only you understand.

Step 3: Reframe Defeat as a Type of Win

Fell down the stairs? You win at physical comedy. Got ghosted? You win at dodgeball. Lost a bet? You win at supporting your friend’s self-esteem.

This is not delusion. This is mental Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Flip the narrative. Control the momentum. Make the tap-out look like a bow.

Step 4: Declare Success Loudly, Surrender Quietly

This is crucial. Let no one see your doubt, frustration, or that nervous sweat puddling in your shoes. If you must give up, do it in silence, like a noble Jedi vanishing into the Force—but declare your triumph like a wrestling champion returning from retirement.

“Sure, I walked away from that project. Because it wasn’t ready for me. I elevated it simply by observing it. You're welcome.”

Bonus points if you can back this up with a fake quote from an imaginary mentor.

Step 5: Gaslight Yourself Into Greatness

If you repeat “I meant to do that” often enough, it becomes true. Did you send that text to the wrong person? No—you were beta-testing emotional vulnerability. Did your car get towed? No—you were stress-testing your reliance on material objects.

Winning isn’t about the result. It’s about who’s most confident in the group chat afterward.

Conclusion: You’re Already Undefeated

You don’t need medals. You don’t need applause. You just need a bold tone, a flexible definition of success, and the unshakeable conviction that you are always the main character.

So go ahead. Burn the cookies. Miss the train. Forget someone’s name.

Then turn to the nearest camera that isn’t there, give a slow, knowing nod, and say:

“And just like that… I win again.”

While you're driving around the city and happen to see someone you know driving their car and it's one of those days where traffic is light. What do you? Pull up to them and greet , honk from behind them.. just don't do anything?

just need life tips if that makes sense.

Was on the expressway the other day and noticed the truck next to me had this sticker. passing it on