So innocent. So blank. So beautiful
So squished.
So worthy.
A new life.
A newborn.
Unending possibilities.
A new slate.
Stories yet untold.
Joys yet to face.
Tears yet to cry.
Fears yet to feel.
Regrets not made. Yet.
So very unfinal.
So very undecided.
Life at Its Best.
A new beginning, we hope, is greatness.
The tremendous joy of a new Life
A Word Without Synonyms
Forgiveness is not synonymous with justice. We’re the most fascinating people. We understand what is real and just. We have morals, standards, and laws. We have a fixed way of dealing with moral and legal situations. But now and then, we decide to turn it upside down. Until it happens to you, the law is the law. As a formerly close-knit and communal society, we had our elders decide on...
The Endless Pursuit of Learning: Why it Doesn’t Exhaust the Mind
In the pursuit of knowledge, there is a common misconception that continuous learning can exhaust the mind. However, quite the contrary, the learning process is a boundless journey that expands the mind’s horizons, invigorates curiosity, and fuels personal growth. The possibilities of development of our mind are endless; hence, the saying by Leonardo da Vinci – “Learning never...
Ignore the Crow, Just Soar Higher
The crow is the only bird in the world that dares attack an eagle. It perches on the eagle’s back and pecks its neck. However, the eagle doesn’t waste time to respond or fight back nor expend any energy on it. Instead, the eagle opens its wings and starts to fly as high as possible. The higher the eagle flies, the harder it becomes for the crow to breathe. Eventually, the crow will...
Stillness In The Workplace
What’s up, people! You may be wondering what this is about without getting started. Not to worry, nothing here will shock you. Lol. I am currently reading a book titled Stillness is the Key by Ryan Holiday. The author explains Stillness as the key to someone who is always moving forward. Look at stressors, such as long hours, negativity, and deadlines. You might learn to navigate them all...
Embracing Individuality: Why Comparison Steals Your Joy
In a world driven by social media and the constant need for validation, it’s easy to fall into the trap of comparison. We find ourselves scrolling through carefully curated profiles, measuring our lives against others. Yet, as Theodore Roosevelt once said, “Comparison is the thief of joy.” In this article, we delve into the profound truth behind this statement and explore how...
Managing Physical Effects of Stress at Work
Hey guys👋 So it’s a new week, and some of us are just starting a new shift; some of us have already been working over the weekend. I bet we all have something in common, though; the stress that comes from sitting for long hours is inevitable!😩 From the discomfort in your back to the sharp pain that builds up in your waist from the pressure of sitting down for so long. And...
Authenticity Shines its Brightest When We Have Nowhere to Hide
In a world often clouded by facades, embracing authenticity becomes a powerful beacon. It is a courageous act that sets us free from the confines of societal expectations, allowing us to live sober and inspire others to do the same. When we shed the masks and pretences, our true selves emerge, radiating genuine beauty. It means being real, vulnerable, and unapologetically ourselves, not...
SELF DISCOVERY: SLOW AND STEADY
Have you ever stopped to think exactly what you want from life? If you ever considered this question, you might have taken this first step toward self-discovery but haven’t discovered a path toward achieving your primary goals. Your values, dreams, traits, and talent may not always seem to matter much in the rush of daily life. But awareness of these features can give you many pictures of your...
TAKE TODAY !
The average person lives 27,375 days. It’s all we get if we’re lucky. It may not seem like a lot of time, but then again, how many days do we remember anyway… Often times life passes unnoticed, moments blur, time races without a leash, and we’re left with a series of forgotten days, cause our minds have become wired to only remember the days we feel something happened, delightful or heartbreaking...