“Holding onto anger is like drinking poison and expecting the other person to die.” - Buddha I used to have this so called friend who literally put a threat on me and my families lives while he was "intoxicated"; this being at a point and time when I was living an "unsavory life" to... Continue Reading →
You welcomed them in with opened arms. You let them into your life without guard. They came disguised as a friend, a lover, a trustee and a blessing; they left a betrayer, a foe, an enemy, a curse. And you sit there and think to yourself...How the F*** did I let this happen again. Ignorance... Continue Reading →
There you are, standing up in front of the 32 people you have been affiliated with for an entire two semesters. These are the same people you have laughed with, argued it, created bonds with, and become estranged to within that short time span; yet there you are, afraid to the core of your being. You... Continue Reading →
I used to be very close to this girl named Stacy. Stacy was in a very committed relationship (at least on her side). She was dating a guy who was at the time a college sophomore, and she was only a junior in high school. She used to brag about how he always told her... Continue Reading →
Why do we get into, stay in, and contribute to toxic relationships? This article dives into all of these reasons, and explains how you can remove yourself from such situations.
Stay in your own lane - Every Rapper Tried and Tested: I've wondered why one restaurant could be completely packed, yet more people will swarm to it though there may be an empty establishment next to it? I used to think this was the case of the quality food, that was until I realized... Continue Reading →
In this excerpt I dive into the mentality that is behind the phenomenon of impatience. I explore the reason why we will often times dedicate your entire lives to trying to fix others, yet will give ourselves limited time to develop. Learn how to trust your process, and grow at a healthy rate.
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