Introducing Adulting 101

While most of the content on this blog is geared toward all ages and all audiences, I have stated numerous times that this blog is geared toward young professionals. I was thinking about this on the elliptical this morning and realizing... hey, there's really not a ton of content on here for that very specific audience.

Time to change that!

Introducing Adulting 101: a series of very specific posts actually directed and young folks just coming out of college and starting life on their own. We'll talk about stuff that school doesn't teach you but is arguably more important than 90% of the things you learned in school.

Topics are going to range widely from anything to finances to chores around the house. I hope you young professionals like me find these posts to be very practical and helpful. If there's something you want me to cover specifically, let me know! Even if I don't know it myself, I'm glad to learn for both my benefit and your benefit.

Be on the lookout for these posts coming soon!

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About LYEATT

This is my third attempt at starting a blog like this. Each other time I started, I was so concerned about views. How many people read what I wrote? Did anybody express appreciation over it? Did anybody have any other thoughts to share about it? The truth is, I heard nothing. Seemingly nobody cared! Although… I should say that really didn’t give either much to gain traction. Each maybe had three or four posts before my self-consciousness got the better of me and shut them down. So why now? Why try again?

Being Transparent about LYEATT's Analytics

I'm going to break off from my usual explanation of whatever trending idea to be open with you all about some stuff. I chose Blogger as the platform for this blog because it's housed under Google, and I find Google to be a trustworthy company. What I did not realize is the extent to which Blogger provides analytics. Obviously, I can't see exactly who is reading this blog, but I can see a number of other things. I can see where traffic is coming from, whether from LinkedIn or Twitter. I can also see how many times people have viewed each post. And I can also tell you that I wrote my first zero-view post recently. Also, to date, there has never been a single comment on any post. I'm not going to share which post that is because viewership is not the purpose of this blog, nor am I looking for anybody to comment now. But I will say that it is a little disheartening. This would normally have been the point where I'd shut down the blog and labeled it a failure. Bu...

Beauty and Business

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Why You Should Care About Your Work

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Symbols

The picture above is a collage containing different shots of my desk at home. If you have no idea who I am and were asked to describe my character?

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