Wendell's Diary

In my early days of content creation, I would start with a title—a clear goal in mind—and work tirelessly to create something that fit the name. At the time, it felt structured and purposeful. But as I evolved, I discovered a different, more liberating approach: creating first and naming later. This shift not only changed the way I create but also how I live my life. When I sit down to make a video or write a blog post now, I don’t begin with a rigid framework. I let the content unfold naturally, exploring topics that intrigue me, following threads wherever they may lead. Only when I’ve completed the work do I step back and ask, “What is this piece really about?” That’s when the title reveals itself—a name that authentically reflects the journey I’ve just taken. This approach mirrors the way I live my life. I don’t define myself by rigid labels or fixed goals from the start. Instead, I let experiences come and go, learning from them, and only at the end of a chapter do I make a conclus...

Creating music with the lyre has become a deeply personal and reflective process for me. It’s not just about playing notes or following traditional rules—it’s about expressing emotions, documenting moments, and building a body of work that reflects my journey. While I don’t follow conventional paths as a musician, I’ve developed a system that works for me and aligns with my broader philosophy on life. --- Choosing Songs: The Emotions Guide Me The songs I choose to learn are guided by the emotions I want to express. Sometimes, they’re tied to a specific time of year or an occasion, like a holiday or celebration. For example, I might find a melody that resonates with the spirit of a season and adapt it to suit my style. Over time, my process has evolved. I now integrate these songs into larger projects or videos, adding more context and depth to my work. This shift has allowed me to recycle and expand on my creations, making each piece more meaningful. There’s no handbook for this—I’m le...