Happenings of jordaniel – Physical Therapist & Registered Nurse
It is something I would never have fathomed. My wife and I fit our entire life in a 3’ by 6’ by 8’ locker. We’ve been planning for over six months. Actually, we knew we would leave Seattle eventually, I wrote a post about it a couple of years ago in What will become in […]
Wow, never thought it would come to this but today, both my wife and I, are signing off our jobs for the last time. I should clarify. Almost two years ago I published this article What will become in a year? – PTRN (jordanielptrn.com) talking about how we were going to leave our jobs last […]
Welcome to part 2 of 7 things. If you haven’t read part 1, it isn’t necessary, but it makes sense. Why would you start at chapter 2? Why would you read Catching Fire without reading The Hunger Games first? Well, it’s your life. But in case you are coming here first, let me give a […]
In the year 2008 a young Miley Cyrus released “7 Things.” While never confirmed, the rumor is that she created this song after her breakup with Nick Jonas. Breakups inspire many people to create poems, songs, books, any literature. A recent breakup between me and my previous employer is the inspiration behind this post. Miley […]
Work Policy Trending A trend that started recently at my job is to establish your “work policy.” There are no guidelines surrounding this policy, nor is it required to create one. But, upper management started the trend and it has slowly trickled down the org chart to where it is—not expected—thoughtful if you created your […]
Planning on the upcoming year and beyond.
I hesitated to use the title COVID-19. I didn’t want people to come here looking for information in regards to the coronavirus. Honestly though, if online search engines direct coronavirus searches here then it’s an entirely different problem. I wanted to take a moment and talk about how COVID-19 has personally changed my life. Lockdown […]
To share or not to share… Wow! Now that we are almost half a month into 2020, I thought I’d write a series of recaps from 2019. I am not yet comfortable sharing net worth numbers (unlike my wife who blurted it out to her very rich uncle one inebriated night), but I wanted to […]
Toronto, the fifth largest city in North America and the most populated one in Canada. We had the pleasure of visiting Toronto in early October of 2019 for a few days. While the weather was much like Seattle in the winter – cold and cloudy with an annoying misty rain that nothing can protect your […]
In my last post, I mentioned that we had been making minimum payments towards repaying our student loans and at that time it was “life of a pre-FI’er.” What the heck does that mean? FI is short for financial independence. Some pronounce it F-I or as one word that rhymes with pie, which is my […]
