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I had been avoiding painting for months, stuck between theory and frustration. Then one evening, I cleaned my space, created a small ritual, and entered flow without forcing it. A reflection on creativity, resistance, and listening to the quiet inner voice.
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An honest reflection on Shoe Dog explores faith, truth, grit, and people-first culture – how Phil Knight’s journey with Nike reveals that belief, hard work, and principled persistence matter more than formulas, and why starting matters most for builders everywhere today now.
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Everyone lives inside a bubble – built from what we think we’re good at and what we avoid. But how do we know this is the bubble? What if the thing we were born to do lies completely outside it?
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Life is a long journey, and we meet many people along the way. Only a few truly stay with us. Some leave, some stay, but the memories never fade. Cherish your people, the small moments, and the connections that make this journey lighter and meaningful.
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A restless mind, fear of wasted potential, and the weight of long-term choices. A personal reflection on uncertainty, purpose, and learning to trust the journey without knowing where it leads.
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People are tricky: I fall fast, show everything, and get hurt. I’m learning pacing – show up, share slowly, keep curiosity alive. Be available, not always available. Respect space and reciprocity. Maybe the dance continues with your person, steadier, with better rhythm.
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Just a different way of looking at skill building. Recently i attended a life painting class and ended up learning this new way of looking at things for sketching which can be applied for solo leveling skills.
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We live in bubbles that shape our view of the world. Step outside yours—meet new people, hear their stories, and see how vast and connected life truly is.
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Ever feel drained by evening, even without doing much? The Penalty Game explains how daily tasks and context switching quietly steal your energy – and how to reclaim it by spending your focus points more wisely.
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Approaching 30, I’m dusting off the novels that once whisked me away—from Hogwarts dorms to Greek mythology—only to realize adulthood shelved my passions. A slim self-help book reignited my search: How will I measure my life? Join me as I explore three questions that could steer us toward true fulfillment.
