Category: Microcast Notes
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Day 24 — Living in Rural Maine
On my journey from Singapore to rural Maine, exploring different environments and realizing the importance of location for happiness. Plus the need to listen to one’s instincts.
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Day 23 — My YouTube + Microcast Setup
My simple, functional setups for YouTube and microcasting. Mostly minimalist with a phone for video and basic equipment for audio, which helps keep the focus on ease and creativity.
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Day 22 — YouTube as a Skill‑Building Sandbox
On how video creation helps to build clarity, confidence, and self-expression, and how a hobby can be a personal development tool through consistent practice.
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Day 21 — Some of My Tarot Decks
Short thoughts on my tarot journey. On the decks I have and how tarot (an initially overwhelming task) turned into a reflective tool for emotional insight and personal growth.
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Day 20 — My Rune Sets
On my small journey with rune sets. About an initial faux wood set’s shortcomings and later enjoyment of that plus kambaba green stones, and how both are used as creative visual tools.
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Day 19 — Dragonsinn as a Creative Altar
On Dragonsinn, my first website that was created in 1999, and how it’s evolved from a small website to a creative platform blending poetry, art, and nature exploration through YouTube.
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Day 18 — Formatting an eBook
My current experience with ebook formatting, with tools like Reedsy and Kindle Create. Viewing the challenges of formatting poetry and tedious nature of the task.
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Day 17 — Trying Out a Mini Portfolio Project
About a portfolio project inspired by a love poetry anthology, focusing on women poets. Aiming to enhance data viz skills while connecting creativity with analytics.
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Day 16 – My Early Creative Writing vs Poetry
Reflection on my creative writing journey, from poetry to indie publishing, exploring various genres, and returning to poetry with personal expression and artistic independence.
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Microcast Day 15 — Rebooting My Stamp Collection
On rebooting my childhood stamp collection, with a renewed focus on dragon stamps and aesthetically pleasing pieces which should appear on YouTube.
Jess Chua 