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A broken ceramic bowl with its pieces laid out on a soft surface, symbolizing the concept of breaking open rather than being broken.
Mar 07

Broken? Or Just Broken Open?

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Two curious children looking into a cardboard box with expressions of wonder, uncertainty and surprise, symbolizing the excitement and creativity that arise from the unknown.
Feb 20

How Uncertainty Generates Creativity

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An older man deep in thought, resting his chin on his hand, with a solemn expression and a shadow cast on the wall behind him, reflecting the weight of pain.
Feb 19

What Does Pain Have to Teach Me This Time Around?

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Close-up of hands pulling a rope in a tug-of-war, representing resistance and struggle. Description: A close-up image showing hands pulling tightly on a rope during a tug-of-war, symbolizing the effort and resistance often involved in trying to accept a situation versus the ease of surrender.
Jan 16

Are Acceptance and Surrender the Same Thing?

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A distressed woman sitting against a gray wall, holding her head in her hands, reflecting feelings of uncertainty and worry about the year 2025.
Jan 09

Is 2025 Really More Unpredictable Than Other Years?

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A young girl laughing joyfully while swinging in a sunny park, radiating child-like aliveness and energy.
Dec 26

What Happened to the Sense of Aliveness I Felt as a Kid?

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A group of young adults gathered outdoors during the evening, wearing party hats and surrounded by string lights, thinking and engaged in quiet conversation.
Dec 12

You’re Always at Your Best When You’re Thinking Least About Yourself

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A woman jumping joyfully in front of a mountainous landscape, capturing the sense of freedom, gratitude, and happiness.
Nov 28

The Surprising Relationship of Gratitude and Happiness

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If You Don't Believe What I Believe, You're a Bad Person (Part 2)
Nov 23

If You Don’t Believe What I Believe, You’re a Bad Person (Part 2)

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