*WRITERS’ BLOCK
*RISE OF AI ENTREPRENEURS
Artificial intelligence has shifted from experimental novelty to an essential tool, elevating it into a transformative medium for entrepreneurial and creative expression. What was once seen as a digital plaything has matured into a sophisticated engine for innovation, empowering creators, and reshaping industries.
*WOKE DEBATE
Few words spark as much conversation or controversy as "woke." For some, it is a call to action, a rally for truths. For others, it is a term that has become overused, misunderstood, or divisive. But why does one word evoke such strong feelings?
*TRADITION AND INNOVATION
One concept that often surfaces in the progressing design of human creativity is the tension between the new and the old. Many view progress, particularly in technology, as a threat to the “essence” of humanity. But let us not forget that the traditions we revere today were once radical ideas that disrupted their timelines.
*LEVEL UP IN LOVE & LIFE
Pursuing someone who fits your "type" or an ideal partner is not out of reach, but like progressing in a video game, the journey requires mastery of each level first. These "levels" represent the experiences and lessons that shape your self-awareness and understanding of relationships. With each step, you refine your emotional toolkit, equipping yourself with the skills to sustain and grow meaningful connections.
*WORDS HEAL
Words hold a unique kind of magic in our lives. They shape how we see the world, how we think, and even how we act. Whether it’s a quiet moment of self-talk, a heart-to-heart with someone you trust, or reworking the narratives you tell yourself, using words intentionally can spark real self-healing.
*A TALE OF TWO THINKERS
Along my spiritual journey, I’ve recognized two distinct paths within the spectrum of self-evaluation: Introspection and Outrospection. While they are interconnected, each serves a unique purpose. Introspection focuses inward, examining your own thoughts, behaviors, and how you show up for yourself. In contrast, Outrospection shifts outward, observing others and understanding how you interact with them.