Lately, I’ve been hearing and reading a lot about the power of manifestation. It’s a term that has become quite popular in self-development circles, often spoken about with a mix of curiosity and conviction. But as I reflected on it more deeply, I realized that I’ve been practicing manifestation for as long as I can […]
I’ve Been Manifesting All My Life — I Just Didn’t Know It! Read More »
I often find myself endlessly curious about everything around me. Even something as ordinary as the building next door sparks a stream of questions: Who lives there? How do they spend their day? How do they choose which market to shop from? How do they organize their lives in a way that might be so
The Infinite Curiosity of Our Senses! Read More »
Creativity kills monotony. As human beings, we are wired to seek variety and meaning. The moment our days slip into sameness, boredom creeps in, productivity declines, and our spirit starts yearning for something new. Too often, we wait for an external force—a sudden opportunity, a new person, or a dramatic event—to break this cycle. But
Life as a Living Masterpiece! Read More »
Sometimes, the most powerful position we can take is not at the center of the storm, but slightly outside it. Detachment allows us to step back, observe, and simply be the spectator. From this vantage point, we often see angles we would have missed in the heat of involvement — subtle behaviors, hidden dynamics, and
Detach to See Clearly! Read More »
I often think about how people go through so many different experiences in life. Yet, not everyone grows wiser from them. Some gain wisdom, while others keep repeating the same patterns, facing the same outcomes, and often complaining about them. Over time, I’ve reached the conclusion that just going through an experience is not enough.
Where I Get My Wisdom! Read More »
What matters most to you has a direct impact on your happiness. For me, it’s discipline, being organized, and finding joy in the smaller, ordinary rhythms of daily life. I have come to realize that days are life, and moments are days. It took me a lifetime to understand that multitasking—so often celebrated—can be more
We Miss The Magic While Rushing! Read More »
Last night I was watching some old classic movies and listening to classic music. And it hit me—this is not something we see anymore. Yes, things evolve, industries change, new trends take over. But this was not about the film or music industry. It was about what I saw and heard in these movies or
Museum of Authenticity! Read More »
If there were a Nobel Prize for Empathy, I would hope to win it for one reason: I made people feel seen. In my journey through crises and conflict zones, I’ve learned that invisibility is often the deepest wound. When people are overlooked—whether staff, communities, or colleagues—their strength quietly erodes. But when they are recognized,
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I set out with the intention of detaching myself from my natural tendency for deep empathy and practicing only quiet, detached listening. I wanted to explore: What does it mean to listen without empathy? Why would someone choose to listen in that way? And can speakers sense when a listener is present but not connected?
Day 2 of My “Opposite -Self” Challenge: listening without empathy! Read More »
I lived the day behaving completely differently from my usual nature. I chose to exercise hard power—something I have rarely, if ever, displayed. Normally, I carry myself in a way that avoids discomfort for others, leading with empathy, care, and soft power. This experiment took me far out of my comfort zone. It felt unsettling,
Why I Chose to Play My Opposite Self: A Thought Experiment! Read More »
