WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT – Reader discretion is advised Bullying is a prevalent issue, particularly with younger kids and teenagers. One of the reasons we should not only teach kids to “just be nice” is that, unfortunately, being overly nice can sometimes put a child at a disadvantage. The world tends to get angry with someone … Read more

Innocence is one of those virtues indulged in children reared in excessively protective surroundings. Always protected at home, told to “be sweet” and “be good,” these kids are raised by parents who are fanatically keen to instill kindness, goodness, and innocence in them. This protective upbringing is great for a child of six months to … Read more

Feeling Pity We live in a world where words don’t match our actions. You have probably heard the saying, “Don’t tell your problems to people; 80% don’t care, and the other 20% are glad it’s you.” When you share your issues with others, whether on social media or in person, you will often hear supportive … Read more

Mute knowledge. You have noticed that especially in the Western world, how argumentative most individuals you come across have become. The strong desire to attach ourselves to our identity; we have to understand who we are referring to. Teachable individuals are the hardest type of individuals to come across. These types of individuals take everything … Read more

Seeing Through the Fog” refers to having clarity in life, the ability to perceive things beyond what is immediately visible, and understanding the deeper meaning or end result of situations. The “fog” represents the challenges, misunderstandings, or limitations that cloud judgment and prevent people from seeing clearly. When someone has this clarity of vision, it … Read more

One level of thinking for all seems to be the norm nowadays. But if you own a company, and your HR management team puts everyone through the same training, with the same HR requirements, would that really work? Let’s use karate as an example. Imagine you’re recruiting three individuals: one has never trained in karate, … Read more

We’ve all been told to “stay positive,” but if positivity is so great, why does negativity exist? Everything in life has a purpose, so perhaps negativity has its own. Often, when someone tells you to “be positive,” it’s not that they truly care about your mindset—they might just want to avoid hearing something they can’t … Read more

Your past does not define your future. Don’t let yourself believe that because of what happened to you, you’re destined to fail. That’s a lie. There are countless stories of successful people who overcame unimaginable hardships—circumstances most would consider impossible to escape. Yet, they pulled through and became some of the most successful people in … Read more

Misery loves company, and often, those who are passive-aggressive tend to bottle up their problems. This is unhealthy and creates further complications. The issue arises because they have suppressed their ability to stand up to bullies. When they encounter someone who appears genuine and kind, they often mistake that kindness for weakness. Since those who … Read more

As a man, you have to decide which side you want to be on: high tolerance, low value, or high value, low tolerance. As you gain more life experience, age, and wisdom, your value increases. It’s similar to progressing in martial arts—when you start training in karate, you advance through belts, eventually reaching the black … Read more