Smillew Rahcuef
Writer at The Ineclectic Publications
Writer at Smillew Top Hat Seminar
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Articles
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4 days ago |
medium.com | Andreea T. Felciuc |Smillew Rahcuef
I write, even though I’m often convinced I’m no good at itWhen I was little, I wrote a simple rhyming poem that began: “It’s raining outside / Ana has eggs.” I was in the countryside, in a blue room, and the words appeared big and blue on the paper. I felt proud but didn’t show it to anyone. It was the first thing I ever wrote. After that, I continued writing. I wrote about cats in danger, princesses in love, bravery, holidays, and seasons. I wrote essays for school and kept a journal for myself.
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medium.com | Susie Kearley |Smillew Rahcuef
And still feeling shitWe made it to five years avoiding everyone, hoping to never get covid. Then my mother-in-law had a fall. She needed an operation. There was a risk she might die. We were all called to visit her bedside at the hospital. Not a place we would wish to go, because these places are known as covid superspreaders, but this was an emergency. Exceptional circumstances. The visit went fine. I tried to avoid everyone. Two days later I had symptoms and hoped it was acid reflux. It wasn’t.
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4 days ago |
medium.com | Smillew Rahcuef
And Stay Updated with New One’s. In just the last 1 month, AI has gone crazy fast. Let me give you a quick examples:- OpenAI launched ChatGPT-3 with deep research.
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4 days ago |
medium.com | Rebecca Wong |Smillew Rahcuef
Lessons learned while folding the laundry. Have you ever seen the movie Good Will Hunting? I re-watched it the other day as I was folding laundry. There’s a point in the film, where Sean, the psychologist (played by Robin Williams) holds Will Hunting’s file in his hand. It’s a file that has photo evidence of the physical abuse he endured at the hands of his step-father. “It’s not your fault, you know,” Sean says to Will.
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5 days ago |
medium.com | Ketaki Moreshwar kodane |Smillew Rahcuef
Have you ever written something not to be read but just to feel okay? This is a raw, real story of how daily journaling helped me navigate anxiety, self-doubt, and the chaos of everyday life. If your mind has ever felt too loud, journaling might be the quiet space you didn’t know you needed. There was a time in my life when everything felt… off. Not in a dramatic, thunderstorm-hits-all-at-once kind of way. But in the quiet, subtle way that slowly wears you down. Emails went unanswered.
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