Notes

Sometimes I feel like my mind resembles an overworked computer—too many tabs open, too many tasks running all at once. And just like with a computer, the solution is often a restart. Slowing down gives me the chance to reset and regain focus. I’ve noticed that rushing ahead

I often think about how many mistakes I’ve made, how many times I’ve felt foolish. And yet, those moments of failure are the very things that push me forward. No matter how much we prepare, read, or listen to the advice of others, sometimes the best lessons are

King Solomon and the Magical Ring One day, King Solomon, known for his wisdom, decided to humble his most trusted minister, Benaiah. He told Benaiah that he wanted a special ring, one that could make a happy person sad and a sad person happy. He gave Benaiah six months to

Life moves fast, doesn't it? Sometimes, we get so caught up in the hustle and bustle that we forget to stop and think about how brief our time here really is. Seneca, an old philosopher, once wrote about how life is actually pretty long if we live it

Why Hopelessness Spreads Hopelessness can feel like walking through a dark hallway where every step echoes with doubt. When left unchecked, it spreads like wildfire, weighing down hearts and minds. Its reach is often underestimated, yet its effect can be powerful and wide. When one person gives in to hopelessness,