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Which is the right question to ask What makes you happy? Or What brings you Fulfillment?

Being too good to be true, makes you too good to be used

The fastest way I ever learned wasn’t reading a book. It was shipping a side project.

What's the definition of "Rage Bait" and why is it suddenly a thing now

You're right - it's everywhere. Social media shows everyone's best moments, and we forget that behind every perfect post are probably ten boring or messy days. The weird part is how alone it makes you feel. When you're struggling with something, it seems like everyone else has it figured out. They don't show the failures, the times they wanted to quit, or the random luck that helped them succeed.Those success stories especially bug me. They make it sound like if you just work hard and believe in yourself, everything will work out. But real life doesn't work that way. Sometimes you do everything right and still fail. Sometimes you succeed for reasons that have nothing to do with your brilliant plan.I think we like these simple stories because the truth is scarier - that a lot of what happens to us is random, that progress is slow and hard to see, and that most people are just figuring it out as they go. Watch the full video on YouTube here

Some battles aren’t meant to be fought, but released. While some other battles aren’t meant to be endured, but challenged. Wisdom is knowing the difference. If life hands you storms you can’t control, stop wasting energy trying to silence the thunder—learn to dance in the rain. But if life presents a cage you can’t live with, don’t decorate it—break the lock and walk free. Peace comes when you stop clinging to what’s unchangeable. While growth comes when you refuse to tolerate what’s unbearable. So ask yourself today: What do I need to let go of? What do I need to rise and fight for? That balance is where true strength lives.

I see people complain about how bad their life is all the time and I get confused. Like you have good food, clean water, a roof over your head and a job to help you pay your bills. You got family and friends to call. Your health is intact. What more do you want that you don't already have?

“If you're not in my life anymore, I don't think you're a bad person. I don't deem people good or bad. I deem them safe or unsafe. Aligned or misaligned. Because I'm not available to people I have to protect myself from.”

Many people chase relationships like they chase success—desperate to be chosen. But the real shift happens when you realize: you are already whole. Love is not about filling your gaps. It’s about sharing your overflow.