Today is Saturday, October 17th, 2026. Dinner was pasta with meat sauce, green beans, roll, and cake. In prison, just like certain neighborhoods, it is important for you to remember that curiosity killed the cat. You're not a cat, so you should mind your business and stay alive. Not everything that is hidden from you is by accident. When you start digging into things that don't concern you, asking questions you weren't invited to ask, and inserting yourself into situations that have nothing to do with you, you make yourself a target. Some information is dangerous not because of what it tells you but because of what it tells others about you: that you're watching, that you're nosy. The people who last on the prison yards, in the streets, in the boardrooms, in any circle of real power, are the ones who know what they know, do what they do, and keep their eyes on their own lane. Minding your business isn't weakness, it's wisdom. It keeps you out of drama that wasn't meant for you, away from conflicts that wasn't your to fight, and protected from information that only put you in a compromising position. Focus on what you're building, stay curious about your own growth, and let everything else be somebody else's problem. Because certain types of curiosity comes with threats of death, being fired, betrayed, or caught up in BS that do nothing but stunt your growth. It's really best to just mind your f**king business, Move Smart, and Stay Free.
-TJ
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