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15/12/2025

14/12/2025

This is your name written in Rejang Kaganga script.
An ancient script from Indonesia, full of history and meaning.
Not many people can read it, but every line carries identity.
This isn’t just writing — it’s heritage.

13/12/2025

Bukan rahasia yang disimpan.
Bukan cerita yang disembunyikan.
Hanya kopi,
dan jeda yang aku butuhkan.

11/12/2025

Mengenal Aksara Kaganga Rejang: Warisan Leluhur yang Hampir Terlupa

09/12/2025

Bagaimana nurut ngana?

27/11/2025

Let’s talk about that heavy backpack you’re still carrying.
​We spent our younger years trying to prove we were fast, smart, and "ready." We filled our lives with things—titles, commitments, noise—trying to impress a crowd that wasn’t even paying attention.
​And what did all that running get us? A mountain of expectations we now have to climb every single day. That ain't freedom, folks. That's a burden.
​Here's the good news: You can put that pack down.
​You’re old enough now to recognize what’s noise and what’s necessary. You don't owe anyone an explanation for the quiet path you choose. You don’t have to post about every win to validate the effort. The most crucial work you'll ever do is the quiet kind—the healing, the planning, the simplifying.
​It’s okay if your Chapter Two looks different than everyone else's highlight reel. It’s okay if you traded the massive ambition for simple, beautiful peace. That’s not settling; that’s wisdom. That’s shed the weight.
​The strongest people I know aren't the loudest. They're the ones who knew when to slow down and walk their own pace.
​So, today, drop the weight of "should be" and embrace the freedom of "is." You've earned the right to build a life that feels good on the inside, not just looks good on the outside.
​Go live your quiet victory. You are powerful.

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27/11/2025

Let’s be real for a second.

​I know you’re tired. And I don’t mean the "I need a nap" kind of tired. I’m talking about that deep, down-in-your-bones exhaustion that comes from carrying the weight of the world on your shoulders for a decade or two.
​In our 20s, we were running on adrenaline and cheap coffee, chasing everything that glittered. We thought we had to be loud to be heard.
​But now? Now you’re in the thick of it. Maybe the career didn’t go exactly how you mapped it out on a napkin ten years ago. Maybe the house is a little messier than you’d like, or your heart has a few more cracks in it than you expected.
​Here’s the thing, folks: That’s not failure. That’s texture.
​Those lines by your eyes? That’s not just aging; that’s proof you’ve laughed, cried, and squinted into the sun looking for a better day. That heaviness you feel? That’s muscle. You built that by handling life’s curveballs without breaking.
​Society loves to tell us that if we haven’t "made it" by 30, we missed the boat.
​Hogwash.
​You aren’t washed up. You’re just getting seasoned. The first half of your life was just the warm-up. It was practice. Now? Now you know who you are. You know what matters. You know that peace is worth more than a paycheck, and loyalty is worth more than popularity.
​So, drink your coffee. Take a deep breath. Forgive yourself for the things you didn’t know back then.
​Your Chapter Two is just starting. And let me tell you... it’s gonna be the best part of the book.
​Keep hammering. You got this. 👊❤️

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26/11/2025

You Deserve Better Days

There are moments in life when you feel like you’re giving everything you have, yet nothing seems to change. You wake up tired, push through the day, and hope tomorrow feels a little lighter. It’s exhausting, and you’re allowed to admit that. Being strong doesn’t mean pretending you’re okay all the time.

Some people around you may never truly understand the weight you carry. They only see the smile, not the struggle behind it. But even if nobody notices, the effort you put in every single day still matters. You’re fighting battles in silence, and that kind of strength is rare.

You’ve overcome things that once felt impossible. You’ve survived disappointments, heartbreaks, and days that drained your spirit. But even then, you kept going. You kept trying. You kept showing up for yourself. Give yourself credit — you didn’t come this far just to doubt your worth now.

Better days don’t always arrive fast. Sometimes they come slowly, like sunlight creeping through thick clouds. One little breakthrough. One small step. One moment of relief. Healing isn’t loud — it’s quiet, steady, and gentle. And it’s happening even when you don’t notice it.

So don’t give up on yourself. Rest if you need to, breathe when it’s heavy, but don’t stop. You deserve peace, you deserve happiness, and you deserve days that don’t feel like a fight. And those days are coming — keep moving toward them.