There are seasons in life that don’t make sense while you’re in them. Everything feels loud, messy, and unsettled. You’re doing your best just to keep your footing, wondering what you did wrong, or what you could have done differently to avoid the chaos. When you’re in the middle of a storm, perspective is aContinue reading “The Storm That Made Sense Later”
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Stand for Something (and You’ll Never Blend In Again)
There’s a lot of pressure these days to “stand out.” Be louder. Be faster. Be more visible. Post more. Network more. Learn more. Achieve more. Prove more. And honestly… it can get exhausting. Because when standing out becomes the goal, you start chasing everything that looks impressive from the outside—without always knowing whether it actuallyContinue reading “Stand for Something (and You’ll Never Blend In Again)”
The Airplane Mode Theory
There’s a moment we all know too well: you’re about to take off, you tap that little airplane icon on your screen, and suddenly the world goes silent. Notifications stop. Messages freeze mid-delivery. But here’s the funny part—the phone doesn’t stop being a phone. The camera still snaps. The music still flows. The notes appContinue reading “The Airplane Mode Theory”
Think You’re a Wise Person?
The cliché “another year older, another year wiser” implies that the only way to attain the secret sauce of life is to live another year… and then another, and then another. Yes, it’s comforting to consider that logging more time here on planet Earth will naturally make you a wise person! According to Merriam-Webster, aContinue reading “Think You’re a Wise Person?”
Being Wise, Being Smart
The difference between being smart and being wise might just sound like a question of semantics, but really there’s much more to it than that! Smart people focus absorbing as much knowledge as possible and showing the world that they’re cleverer than average, whereas wise people also find knowledge within and aren’t so focussed onContinue reading “Being Wise, Being Smart”
