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THE BURDEN OF HAVING SOMETHING TO SHOW FOR YOUR LIFE
“If life were measured by accomplishments, most of us would die in infancy.”— A. P. Gouthey Imagine having to submit a résumé to justify your existence. Before being allowed to live, you would need to present evidence of your achievements, demonstrate your usefulness, and show what you have contributed to the world. An infant would… Continue reading
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The Worst World to Live In Might Be the One Inside Your Head
Which book’s world would be the absolute worst to live in? There are so many things happening in the world that, if I allow myself to think about everything at once, I could easily become overwhelmed. This is something I have been reminding myself lately: Worrying does not take away tomorrow’s troubles. It takes away… Continue reading
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5 Lessons on Turning Knowledge Into Action
You know more than you did a year ago. But has your life changed to show it? You’ve read books, listened to podcasts, saved motivational quotes, and learned about success, discipline, money, and personal development. Yet, you may still be struggling with the same habits, the same excuses, and the same lack of progress. The… Continue reading
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The Attention Paradox
It’s mind blowing when you think about it. “We’re losing attention just as fast as we’re gaining it.” Social media has made us better at attracting attention while making us worse at controlling our own. Every day, we compete for attention by posting, commenting, liking, sharing, and celebrating online. Yet somehow, the more attention we… Continue reading
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Dreams😇
If your dreams don’t require growth, they’re probably too small. Dreams should demand a better version of you. Continue reading
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What’s the Most Profound Piece of Advice You’ve Been Given? Did You Take It?
What’s the most profound piece of advice you’ve been given? Did you take it? “The day you stop learning is the day you start shrinking.” Out of all the advice I have come across, this one has stayed with me more than most. It’s simple. It’s direct. And it’s true. At first glance, it sounds… Continue reading
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If I could sit with any philosopher for one evening, it would be Socrates.
If you could have dinner with any philosopher, who would it be? If I could sit with any philosopher for one evening, it would be Socrates. Not because he claimed to know everything, but because he admitted that he knew very little. In a world obsessed with appearing intelligent, successful, and certain, Socrates stood for… Continue reading
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The Danger of Living Without Intention
“Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn’t do than by the ones you did.” That quote by H. Jackson Brown Jr. carries a truth many people try to avoid. Regret is one of the quietest tragedies of life. Not because it appears suddenly, but because it grows slowly… Continue reading
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Fear and self doubt are part of growth.
How do you handle fear and self-doubt? Most times, the people we admire are not fearless. They have simply learned how to move even when fear is present. I handle fear by understanding that fear is often a sign of responsibility. It shows that something matters to me. The problem is not fear itself. The… Continue reading
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Why Financial Literacy Matters More Than Ever
Many people are educated but still financially lost. We live in a world where degrees are celebrated, good grades are rewarded, and hard work is constantly preached as the pathway to success. From a young age, most of us are taught the same formula: study hard, graduate with excellent results, get a good job, and… Continue reading
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