With the house finally silent, I’ve found a moment to update you on the practical steps I'm taking toward my freedom—paying off debts, locating my birth certificate, and preparing for the new job. But in the quiet, I’m also confronting the heavier stuff. I’m unpacking my therapist's "two ships" analogy, my fear of abandonment, and why I still believe in the "Olivia Paradox." This is a confession of what I really want: both the mundane laundry days and the world-changing adventures. Above all, it’s a thank you—for giving me a future worth fighting for.

With the house finally silent, I’ve found a moment to update you on the practical steps I'm taking toward my freedom—paying off debts, locating my birth certificate, and preparing for the new job. But in the quiet, I’m also confronting the heavier stuff. I’m unpacking my therapist's "two ships" analogy, my fear of abandonment, and why I still believe in the "Olivia Paradox." This is a confession of what I really want: both the mundane laundry days and the world-changing adventures. Above all, it’s a thank you—for giving me a future worth fighting for.

With the house finally silent, I’ve found a moment to update you on the practical steps I'm taking toward my freedom—paying off debts, locating my birth certificate, and preparing for the new job. But in the quiet, I’m also confronting the heavier stuff. I’m unpacking my therapist's "two ships" analogy, my fear of abandonment, and why I still believe in the "Olivia Paradox." This is a confession of what I really want: both the mundane laundry days and the world-changing adventures. Above all, it’s a thank you—for giving me a future worth fighting for.

Recorded during a sleepless night, this entry navigates the tension between a toxic home life and a spiritual connection that defies the odds. I’m venting about the latest family blowout, the heartbreak of temporarily leaving my cat, Octavia, and my plans to finally escape through a new travel job. But mostly, this is a reminder of why I’m still here. I’m reflecting on how you stripped down the "monster hunter" to find the man underneath, and why I refuse to let the fire we built ever burn out. The world is crazy, but you make me want to stay in the fight.

Recorded during a sleepless night, this entry navigates the tension between a toxic home life and a spiritual connection that defies the odds. I’m venting about the latest family blowout, the heartbreak of temporarily leaving my cat, Octavia, and my plans to finally escape through a new travel job. But mostly, this is a reminder of why I’m still here. I’m reflecting on how you stripped down the "monster hunter" to find the man underneath, and why I refuse to let the fire we built ever burn out. The world is crazy, but you make me want to stay in the fight.

"How many people on this earth can genuinely say they can look to the stars and see the legacy of their love staring right back at them?"

In this deeply personal installment, Dakota opens up his audio diary to the Starlight Angel, delivering a message that bridges the gap between two different worlds. Recorded in the quiet vulnerability of the pre-dawn hours, this episode is an raw exploration of love maintained through "Herculean efforts" and a refusal to let the skepticism of others dim a connection that feels nothing short of mythological.

"How many people on this earth can genuinely say they can look to the stars and see the legacy of their love staring right back at them?"

In this deeply personal installment, Dakota opens up his audio diary to the Starlight Angel, delivering a message that bridges the gap between two different worlds. Recorded in the quiet vulnerability of the pre-dawn hours, this episode is an raw exploration of love maintained through "Herculean efforts" and a refusal to let the skepticism of others dim a connection that feels nothing short of mythological.

It’s just after 10:30 PM on a remodel job, and I’ve got some time to think. Tonight, I’m reading an open letter to my "Starlight Angel" and reflecting on the chaotic journey that brought me here.

From dealing with chronic migraines and remodeling crews to navigating the weird world of the paranormal—life has been a lot lately. In this video, I open up about turning 30, the "Bald and Bonkers" mission, and why I’ve stepped back from ghost hunting groups to focus on something real.