Tag: truth

  • Life Update| November 2025

    Life Update| November 2025

    Writing in November is always hard, but I don’t want to use November as an excuse. The truth is, I’ve been struggling since last year to publish monthly posts the way I used to.

  • The Life We Imagined

    The Life We Imagined

    I’ve always wondered if anyone is living the life they imagined

  • I Did It

    I Did It

    I did it I really did it I thought I couldn’t do it

  • Unwritten

    Unwritten

    I stare at the empty space, so white, without a dot. It mirrors my mind,

  • If I Go Back

    If I Go Back

    If I go back I wouldn’t know where to stand Faces will blur into one another, Memories will mean less than they did

  • It’s Final

    It’s Final

    It’s like a continuous blow A feeling you can’t shake A hole that won’t close

  • The Art of Letting Go: Unlearning, Releasing & Healing

    The Art of Letting Go: Unlearning, Releasing & Healing

    A major part of my life this year and last has been about release, not in an everything-changed-overnight kind of way, but in quiet, consistent ways.

  • BOOKS| My Top 10 Rules From The Rules of Everything by Richard Templar

    BOOKS| My Top 10 Rules From The Rules of Everything by Richard Templar

    The Rules of Everything is a “best of” compilation—Templar has written many books in his Rules series, and this one draws from all of them.

  • Moments of Nothingness

    Moments of Nothingness

    The past few days have felt like a blur, filled with moments I can recall but barely grasp. I remember everything that happened,

  • A Desire For More

    A Desire For More

    I want to feel deeply. I want to dream without limits. I want to explore new horizons. I want to make a meaningful impact.

  • This is My Life

    This is My Life

    This is my life, and I need to start acting like it is.

  • Attention Vs Affection: Know The Difference

    Attention Vs Affection: Know The Difference

    In today’s interconnected world, where our lives are filled with notifications and constant interactions, it’s easy to confuse attention with affection.