Category: Philosophy
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How I Learned to Stop Doomscrolling and Love the News
Last week, I’m not really sure what day it was; I caught myself doing it again – forty-five minutes had vanished into the interweb void while my morning tea grew cold. Sound familiar? As a busy professional, I used to think staying informed meant choosing between productivity and being a well-informed citizen. it turns out,…
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News Update!
Firstly I want to take the time to thank everyone who visits this Blog. It really is appreciated more than you know and I am incredibly grateful to each and every one of you who takes time to read my articles and posts and love every comment and suggestion you make. I’m here to learn…
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The 2 AM Text That Changed How I Connect With Family
Last month, my phone lit up at 2 AM with a message from a member of my family: “Remember when we used to have Sunday pancake breakfasts?” That simple text hit me hard. In our races to climb corporate ladders and chase professional dreams, we often let the most important connections slip through our fingers.…
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How to Stay Sane Under Pressure: Balancing Work Deadlines and Hospital Waiting Rooms
We’ve all been there—racing against a critical work deadline while anxiously waiting for an important decision in a hospital. Whether it’s a test result for a loved one or a major surgery outcome, the emotional toll of the unknown can make work stress feel even heavier. It’s a paradox of modern life: the need to…
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The 3:00 AM Question That Changed How I Set My Daily Priorities.
Yesterday I jolted awake at 3:00 AM, my mind racing with an endless to-do list. Sound familiar? Last night, instead of tossing and turning, I asked myself one simple question: “If I could only accomplish one thing tomorrow, what would make me feel like the day wasn’t wasted?” This moment transformed how I approach my…
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Leadership in 2025: Navigating the New Frontier of Human Potential
Imagine walking into a workplace where your leader doesn’t just manage tasks, but architects transformation — where leadership is less about control and more about catalyzing human potential. Welcome to leadership in 2025, a revolutionary landscape that’s rewriting the rulebook of organizational success. The Empathy Revolution Modern leadership has transcended traditional hierarchies. Today’s most effective…
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5 Essential Personal Finance Books to Read in 2024
If you’re looking to take control of your financial future, there’s no better place to start than with a good personal finance book. The right read can provide practical advice, actionable strategies, and the motivation to overhaul your money habits. But with countless options out there, it can be tough to know where to begin.…
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The Art of great decision making.
The $287,000 Coffee Decision That Changed Everything When Sarah walked into that coffee shop in 2019, she wasn’t planning to make a life-changing decision. She just wanted her usual latte. But as she stood in line, a “Help Wanted” sign caught her eye. In that moment, she faced a choice: stick with her safe corporate…
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The Day I Quit the News (And Why I Started Again)
Last summer, I found myself doom-scrolling through yet another news app at Silly o”clock PM, my anxiety climbing with each headline. Sound familiar? That night, I did something radical – I deleted every news app from my phone and swore off news completely. Three weeks later, I was back… but with a totally different approach.…
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Mastering the Art of Deadline Survival: How I Tamed the Clock and You Can Too
Picture this: It’s 11 PM, you’re on your third cup of coffee, and that project you’ve been putting off is due tomorrow. Sound familiar? We’ve all been there, caught in the crosshairs of looming deadlines and mounting pressure. But what if I told you there’s a way to break free from this cycle of procrastination…
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