I want to get something off my chest—this might be wildly unpopular, but here goes: minimalism is not about stuff. Not your stuff, or not my stuff.
Shift from Decluttering to Minimalist Living: A Journey of Mindset and Lifestyle Read More »
Letting go of something that has almost become a part of your life is certainly not easy. But harbouring a grudge can hurt you in the long term. When you offload it, the sense of relief and freedom is absolutely worth it.
From Resentment to Release: The Journey of Letting Go Read More »
A Hauntingly Beautiful Exploration of Human Connection and Identity
The spotlight effect is a psychological phenomenon that makes you feel like everyone’s paying attention to you — be it good attention or bad. Either way, it often leads to increased self-consciousness and social anxiety.
Escaping the Spotlight: How to Stop Overthinking Others’ Opinions Read More »
Mindful communication practice applies the principles of mindfulness to the way we communicate with others.
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Do you ever feel like you’re living a life that’s been predetermined by a set of routines?
Break Free from Autopilot: Take Charge of Your Life Read More »
Once a friend told me, “I prefer to be brilliant behind the scenes.” If you’re an introvert—someone who thrives in deep thought values solitude to recharge, and prefers substance over showmanship—you might relate to this sentiment. Many introverts find fulfillment in contributing meaningfully without seeking the spotlight. While this mindset is admirable, it has its
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Walking meditation is a wonderful complement to your seated meditation practice.
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So, grab your favorite drink, get cozy, and let’s have an honest conversation about what success means in today’s world—and more importantly, what it could mean for you.
Success, Redefined: Why Productivity Isn’t the Only Path to Fulfillment Read More »
Over the past few years, I’ve embraced the art of single-tasking—but it wasn’t always this way. For a long time, multitasking felt like the key to productivity. Juggling multiple tasks at once, checking items off my to-do list, and keeping busy seemed to signal efficiency. It became second nature, spilling over into every aspect of
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