Weirdo Diary

25/08/2025

Everyone thinks they can do social media, until it’s their job.

A 15 second reel can take hours of trend research, scripting, shooting, editing, and optimizing.

A single caption can shape how people see a brand.
And one campaign can either build a community or lose trust.

Social media isn’t the easiest job.
It’s one of the most dynamic, high-pressure, and constantly evolving roles in marketing.

So when people say “anyone can do social,” I just smile.
Because only those inside know how much it really takes.

Respect the craft.

20/08/2025

Social Media is changing faster than ever!
As a small business or someone just starting out, it’s crucial to stay ahead of the game. These tactics are just a glimpse of the thousands of methods you can learn and apply. Dive deeper and discover more online to grow your brand and stay relevant! 💡

02/06/2025

Here is the life update of កម្មករឌីជីថល​ ! I sharing random topic on my social media like I'm unemployed, but make a silent movement.

05/05/2025

Thank you , Next ! 👩🏻‍💻

29/04/2025

Is It Luck? 🍀

When you see the results of my efforts, it might be easy to label it as "luck." But what you don't see are the countless hours of learning, the challenges overcome, and the consistent dedication that went into every step. There were setbacks, moments of doubt, and times when progress felt slow. But it was the persistent work, the refusal to settle, and the commitment to improvement that ultimately led to these achievements. This isn't about a lucky break; it's about the cumulative effect of hard work paying off.

Back to the question,
Luck? I don't know anything about luck. I've never banked on it and I'm afraid of people who do. Luck to me is something else: hard work - and realizing what is opportunity and what isn't.

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25/04/2025

Hashtag Slay , Hashtag somtos b**g

19/04/2025

My life recently, but I never stop. If the plan doesn’t work change it, but never the goal.

21/02/2025

I met my younger self for coffee today. She had arrived ten minutes early, and I was twenty minutes late.

She looked nervous, her hands wrapped around her cup as if seeking warmth or comfort. There was a tiredness in her eyes, the kind she tried to hide behind small smiles and quick glances at the door.

I asked how her day had been. “I’m fine,” she said. But I knew it was a lie.

She turned the conversation to me, asking how I’d been, what life was like now. I exhaled, staring at the steam curling from my coffee.

“I’m stressed. Depressed, even. But it’s fine. That’s life.”

She looked at me, searching for reassurance, for hope. I wondered if I should lie.

She frowned, stirring her drink even though she hadn’t added anything to it. I could see the question forming in her mind before she spoke.

“Does it get better?”

I hesitated. The truth sat heavy on my tongue, and for a moment, I considered softening it, making it sound lighter than it was. But I owed her honesty.

“Not in the way you think,” I admitted. “Things change. You change. But better? That depends on what you mean.”

She looked down, pressing her lips together. I could tell she wanted me to say something different. That the sleepless nights, the endless worrying, the feeling of not being enough—it would all disappear one day. But I couldn’t give her that.

“You’ll get stronger,” I added, watching her expression shift. “You’ll learn how to carry it better. But some days will still be heavy.”

She nodded slowly, like she was trying to convince herself that was enough. I remembered that feeling. The need to believe that the pain had a purpose, that there was a reason for all of it.

“Do I at least figure things out?” she asked, her voice quieter now.

I let out a short laugh, shaking my head. “Not really. But you learn to live with the uncertainty.”

She sighed, resting her chin on her hand. “That’s not exactly comforting.”

“I know,” I said, taking a sip of my coffee. “But you’re going to be okay, even when you don’t feel like it.”

She didn’t look convinced. I couldn’t blame her.

But she would understand one day.

08/02/2025

05/03/2024

It is quite simple - nothing that is meant for you will ever get away. Love deeply and without the need to possess or own; let beautiful connections pass through you without attachment, slam your heart into the people and the places and the things that ignite something deep inside of your soul, and I promise, I promise the right things will stay.

You will never lose what is for you.
Please don't ever forget that.

24/12/2023

03/04/2023

I just went through that sh*t. It actually felt not that bad to me until the moment I realized I was burnt out.

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Is burnout a common occurrence at work?

Many people experience burnout when they are working too much, have too many responsibilities, or are dealing with difficult situations in their personal or professional lives. Burnout can cause feelings of exhaustion, cynicism, and reduced productivity, and it can have negative impacts on both physical and mental health.

It's important to recognize that feeling burnt out is not a personal failure, but rather a natural response to stress and exhaustion. By acknowledging and addressing burnout, those who are feeling it lately should take steps to prioritize self-care, reduce stress, and prevent burnout from becoming a chronic issue. Seeking support from friends or family members and considering professional help can also be beneficial in managing and preventing burnout.

Remember that achieving a healthy work-life balance is a process and may require some trial and error. Be patient with yourself, and don't hesitate to reach out for support if you need it.

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