You live most of your life inside your head. Not in your house. Not in your car. Not in your office. Not even in your phone. Inside your head. That’s where the real “you” spends most of the time—thinking, replaying, planning, worrying, judging, hoping, regretting, imagining, comparing, daydreaming… all of it. And honestly, when youContinue reading “Make Your Mind a Home You Actually Want to Live In”
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The Weight You Were Never Meant to Carry
Somewhere along the way, many of us quietly take on a role we were never officially given. Fixer. Stabilizer. The one who makes things better. If someone is struggling, you feel it’s your responsibility to step in. If something is broken, you instinctively reach for the tools. And if people around you are hurting, youContinue reading “The Weight You Were Never Meant to Carry”
The Importance of Being in the Right Place
Sometimes life tricks you into thinking your effort is the problem. You push harder, stay longer, stretch yourself thinner than you should, and yet the results never look like what you hoped for. You start wondering if you’re the weak link, if you’re not talented enough, not smart enough, not disciplined enough. But what ifContinue reading “The Importance of Being in the Right Place”
The New ASAP: A Slower, Softer Revolution
“ASAP” has always carried a weight that feels urgent, frantic, even anxious. It’s the mantra of hustle culture — a race against time, a badge of busyness. But what if we flipped it? What if ASAP meant something else entirely? Let’s redefine it: As Slow As Possible. As Soft As Possible. As Soulful As Possible.Continue reading “The New ASAP: A Slower, Softer Revolution”
The Power of Care
I recently came across a beautiful quote by Simon Sinek: “If there are people who care, there is always hope.” This simple yet profound statement resonated deeply with me, both personally and professionally. In a world that often feels overwhelming, whether due to challenges in our personal lives or the pressures of the professional world,Continue reading “The Power of Care”
Kenrick Vaz 