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My Journey to Clarity
Clarity doesn’t come in a lightning bolt. It comes in whispers. It grows when you pay attention, when you slow down enough to ask yourself better questions, and when you stay honest about the gap between who you are and who you’re becoming.
You’re Not Lost, You’re Between Identities
What you’re calling confusion is often just a sacred pause between who you were and who you’re becoming.
Good or Bad?
The Parable of the Chinese Farmer is one of my favorite parables because it perfectly captures the unpredictability of life and the wisdom of staying detached from immediate judgments.
The Light You Carry
When we’re surrounded by uncertainty, doubt, or hardship, it’s easy to feel consumed by the darkness. It convinces us that we’re alone, that there’s no way forward. But what if the darkness isn’t there to blind us, but to make us see the light we carry?
The Crossroads of Life: Choices, Chances, and Changes
Imagine walking down a long, winding road. The air is crisp, the sky stretches endlessly above, and the path ahead splits into three directions. Each road promises something different—one feels familiar and safe, another is uncertain but intriguing, and the last is shrouded in mystery.
A Sound Mind is Your Greatest Asset
Your mind is your foundation. If it’s cluttered with stress, fear, and doubt, everything else suffers. But when it’s clear, focused, and resilient, you make better decisions, handle challenges with ease, and create the life you want.
Pursue Yourself First
You don’t find your purpose. You become the person who is ready to receive it.
Ditch Your Plan B
The phrase “burn the ships” originates from a historical moment when commanders destroyed their own ships upon arriving on foreign shores, leaving no possibility of retreat. This level of commitment transformed ordinary missions into extraordinary victories.
The Battle Within Precedes the Battle Without
The first step to winning the battle within is recognizing its presence. This year, I learned to separate the noise of self-doubt from reality.
