Big 2026 Changes

Okay, Saturday, the 31st of January 2026. So, As I was working downstairs just trying to work my way through the kitchen and just basically 

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like scrubbing my way through every plate, fork, knife, bottle, baby bottle, um, you know, whatever it is. I was listening to a video that was put together by a neighbourhood arts supply, I believe it is, and it was, I think the title of the video was, if I'm not mistaken, it would have been, I guess the biggest change that is happening in 2026 or something to do along that nature, I think, anyway. 

And it was talking a lot about kind of like, you know, how the algorithm on Instagram and TikTok and, you know, meta has changed and how it's primarily just shifted, you know, towards an interest-based, uh, economy, so to speak. So in other words, um, you know, uh, so I think it's, um, I believe it's a attention and retention, if I'm not mistaken, and those are kind of like big words for common folk like you and I to really kind of like grapple with if, you know, if that makes sense. But I'm probably going to end up having to do like a deep dive on this on a separate kind of, he's probably going to form a part of a weekly topic. 

But yeah, like literally, it had me thinking about, in other words, kind of like my trajectory and sort of like my strategy going forward, you know, in establishing myself as a rap artist and stuff like that. But then also, you know, I also bear the responsibility of like, you know, sharing that knowledge and explaining that to the people around me and the people around my camp and the sort of, you know, the artists that I'm working with so that they can sort of like elevate, not necessarily their practice, but their actual understanding of what it is that they're doing. And uh, it kind of like makes me feel fulfilled. 

It gives me a lot of fulfilment. One thing that I've realised, especially in this journey, over the years and years of pursuing this dream that I want to, you know, so, like, you know, passionately turn into a reality. is the fact that, you know, the happiness doesn't come from the wealth. It doesn't come from the fame, it doesn't come from the popularity, you know, it comes from like this, you know, this, this, this, this feeling of like feeling, you know, feeling useful and having a purpose, I guess. 

And, you know, coupled together with an identity. You know, don't get me wrong. I still want to be one of the most, you know, outstanding individuals of the bunch, as I'm sure everybody does. 

But at the same time, I just want to make sure that everybody really understands, you know, what is really at the heart of all of this.