There is nothing wrong with wanting more. More opportunities. More experiences. More meaningful connections. More chances to turn something you believe in into something real. Somewhere along the way, we are often encouraged to keep our expectations reasonable, to be practical, to avoid dreaming too far beyond what we already know. But why? Why should…
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What if Becoming is Never About Arriving
We often think of personal growth as something that eventually leads us to a destination. A place where we finally understand ourselves, know exactly what we want, and feel confident in the direction our lives are taking. We imagine that with enough experience, reflection, and effort, we will eventually reach a point where everything makes…
Based on Life, Love & People
When someone suffers with Mental Health are we driven by the way we talk to them or how we react to their behavior? This is the question that is running in mind, this fine Sunday morning. Key words, trigger words can throw anyone off balance but negativity is the main ingredient for sending you back…
I’d Die for You in Words, But Not in Reality
Living through tragedy and loss is a big deal. It is one of those moments when you question everything about your life, how you lived it, and what you have in the present. I don’t care who you are; unless you have a superpower to work out all your problems ( which doesn’t exist )…
Don’t be Fooled by People’s Intentions
I often worry that although people have good intentions, they may have a motive for their behaviour. We do not, and will not, tolerate bullying, and we certainly can’t control the actions of others. What we can do is use our resources to benefit ourselves and our lifestyle. What I have discovered is that being…
Mental Diarrhea: How to Stop OVERTHINKING
A jumping mind is an exhausting concept. Most humans can’t clear their minds for even 1 minute, and this isn’t good for sleep and mental health as a whole. As I listened to a famous philosopher, he made sense when saying, ‘Humans have prevailed to think they need a purpose in life, when in fact…