Mind of Zosima

Dreams of Ex's , dreams of failures, dreams of suplex's.. we all have them. Do they really mean something or is just the sweets before bed?

We all have our past times, Fortnite is one of mine. As long we keep buying skins and battle passes, would they consider hearing us out or bask in the glory of making it as a Gaming Super power and not worrying about our opinions anymore?

Being lonely is universal, no one escapes it. However, people do find ways to exploit others around them for benefit of their own. What if feelings get involved, is it still companionship or does one party find disgust in the fact? Follow and write me on Instagram at :staretszosima for any comments questions or concerns!

We lost one of the only available pawns that could of helped wipe the chessboard clean. Good riddance but what does mean for the case? You must love the beautiful acts of hilariously timed coincidences before and after Epstein's death.

Do we only get up to work for a paycheck or can we sometimes find ourselves enjoying the work we do. Money and time at a job is important, but what happens when you lose respect for the place you work. Is a job the same as a career? Should you really respect the craft of working at a fast food place and what happens when we don't learn from those outcomes?

Licking ice cream or putting nair in hair conditioner. Where do we cross the line for "comedy" or clout? These Eugene's must be stopped. What is a Eugene you ask? Tune in, find out as well!

In this brief episode. I go into how the power in mind comes from realizing your net worth and applicable skills to the world. Do you have some? If so, why aren't you applying it?

There are some people in life who go above and beyond for the things they love. Eddie Guerrero was one of them. Can we achieve the same level of passion as the Late Great Eddie did that made everyone gravitate to him?

It has some use, but overall has it made your life genuinely better? Do the pros out weight the cons of living on the social media craze? Odds are that it does

Following up from last episode, there isn't a gold ticket to feel free of being emotionally dependent on someone. However, can the act of taking accountability, and working on yourself eliminate the need for such a person?