Stop Doing What’s “Correct”: A Better Way to Navigate Life’s Decisions

When we face a major crossroads—a career shift, a field of study, a significant commitment—we are conditioned to search for the “correct” choice. We look at our options and see only obligations. We weigh the sensible against the socially acceptable, and in doing so, we often encounter a wall of internal resistance. This is especially true for teenagers or those … Read More

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Choosing What Feels Light Instead of Right

At certain moments in our lives, we find ourselves standing before a set of gates, knowing that whichever one we walk through will change the rhythm of our days. Whether it is choosing a career, a school, or a specific field of study, these decisions carry a quiet weight. They are not just items on a checklist; they are the … Read More

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The Power of Small Acts: Lessons from a Hovering Bird

There is a unique beauty in the stillness we find when we travel—those quiet moments away from our routines that open our senses to the small, wonderful details of the world. In this space of quiet observation, the world often reveals its gentle secrets. During a recent trip, I had the chance to stay in an apartment where the kitchen … Read More

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