Resourceful

You know, the mainstream media shows us people with low body fat and all that, but in reality, your belly has a purpose.

It’s not that you’re fat just because you’re fat.

You’re fat because you’re resourceful.

I know I’m resourceful—my Homer Simpson–style belly supports me during days when the fridge is mostly empty.

You know, our bodies are smart—they’re not stupid. They are designed for survival, not aesthetics.

You’re not fat; you’re resourceful!

Late Night Post

So, I slept a few hours, then woke up. Unfortunately, I couldn’t sleep until the morning, but whatever—a few hours is still something.

I had a few smokes, then went to the bathroom and took a bath.

NOW I’M CLEAN.

Made some hot water, chewed some gum—you know the usual.

Gonna lurk on the computer for a bit, then go back to sleep later.

Calling It A Day

So, today’s work is done. I did everything I could.

I wrote 30+ blog posts, published a minibook, and received my glasses. I installed Debian 13 KDE on my computer. I drank water all day (day 2 is done). I’m still smoking and finishing my reserve.

Medication Time

As the day is ending, it’s time to take my medication.

The medication is in the system.

I still take quetiapine. I’m thinking of stopping quetiapine after a month or so, if I can stay on water. I think I can.

There are things in life that you just have to do—no way around it.

If there wasn’t a drug like Cisordinol, I’d probably be locked up forever. It’s a miracle drug for me. It saved my life.

How I Make My Minibooks

So, the process of writing minibooks is straightforward.

I go into Gemini and write this prompt:
“Write a 2,500-word ebook about this and that.”

It writes books very fast, but sometimes they’re under the word count, so I ask it to expand by specifying the exact word count it produced.

Then it expands.

After that, I go into GIMP and make a 1600×2560 px cover in my own style. I don’t generate covers with AI—I tried a few, but the image generation isn’t great yet. You usually have to resize and redo most of it.

So, I place the book title in the center, add a layer with some color, then move the background layer up and resize it to 1500×2400 px, and save it as a JPG.

After I’m done with those two steps, I go to ChatGPT and paste in the book, asking for a minibook description, categories, and 7 keywords.

Then I go to KDP and enter everything manually (not copy-paste), because you can’t paste categories.

Anyway, I fill everything in and submit it with DRM enabled and enroll it in Kindle Select (or whatever it’s called).

I set the price to $0.99 and hope it gets approved.

So far, all of my minibooks have been approved.

Although some of my minibooks are written manually.

How I Make My Blog Posts

At first, I write the skeleton of the post by saying what I want to say.

You know, this and that about various subjects, mostly about my life.

And when I’m done, I copy the skeleton into ChatGPT with the prompt “Fix grammar mistakes.”

Then it fixes the mistakes, and I copy it back into WordPress.

That’s how I make all these blog posts. If I had to spend time editing and rewriting, it would take longer. But now it’s very fast. I’m glad these tools exist—they’re huge helpers.

New Minibook

So, I made another minibook called The Art of Natural Observation: A Guide to Seeing the Unseen.

This minibook is part of my daily minibook project.

As I mentioned earlier, I’m now creating a minibook every single day. 🙂

Mental Labor

Blogging is 100% mental labor and a soft skill. I don’t know who would call blogging a hard-skill task. Well, maybe there are cases, but definitely not mine.

Not only is it mental labor, but it’s also often done voluntarily.

I tried writing articles for profit, but the stuff they wanted me to write was, frankly, ridiculous. I’m glad there’s now ChatGPT to handle those kinds of garbage posts.

Let’s be honest—not all writing is worth millions.

That SEO garbage everyone is producing is just killing real blogs written for real people.

The purpose of an SEO article is usually to convert a visitor into an affiliate commission or monetize them in some other way.

Where Does This Come From

Yeah, I turn my boredom into creativity.

All my videos and blog posts come from a place of boredom.

When you think about it, I’ve created so much and achieved so little—at least money-wise.

If someone feels bored on the computer, they can start a blog and build their own content empire, but most people won’t publish as much as I do. Maybe they have other things to do—I don’t.

The Kebab Post

I borrowed some money from my friend and bought three small kebabs for my family.

So, it was a small feast. 🙂

My family includes my mother, my brother, and me.

I don’t have any children or a girlfriend. Right now, I’m living for my own pleasure and eating kebabs.

I just weighed myself, and I weigh 120.2 kg. OMG, I’m so heavy—a real real estate.