Over the past two weeks, many changes have been happening to the people around me with an underlying theme; they are finding themselves in a place of uncertainty about where to go next.

From companies shutting down, forcing some to relocate, to projects deprioritizing, pushing some to change roles, to…

The Greek philosopher Aristotle once said: “Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom.”

Recently, I was reading the work of Dr. Tasha Eurich, author of the book Insight, and found the research findings she presented interesting:

1) Self-awareness is not just internal. There’s also an external element to it…

One question that came up repeatedly after posting The Joker’s Series was, “Where do these toxic people come from?”

From a deep sense of insecurity.

So in an attempt to reduce that sense of general insecurity among the public, today’s topic will be on self-esteem.

It is known that a…

“To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people exist, that is all.” ― Oscar Wilde

In a previous post, I wrote about how I put together a list of Core Desired Feelings, which I check against at the end of every day to see if I felt…

This past week, I feel like I’ve had different variants of a single conversation with different people, so I’m going to elaborate on it today, and it has something to do with Energy Management (yes,again).

Most of the people who complain about scarcity of energy don’t realize it’s not always…

One of the things about having been a student for the better part of my life is there have always been clear markers for progress. There were exams to pass, grades to go up, degrees to collect.

There was a structured way to measure progress.

As you grow older, measuring progress becomes a bit more complicated because you’ve got to define the entire process for yourself.

In a previous post, I wrote about evaluating your life in 100 day increments. So I just ended my second 100-Day…

Today’s not-so-funny joker wraps up the Joker’s series, and it’s a character you might have had the misfortune of coming across at work as a toxic manager. Interesting thing about this archetype is how often they exist among high-performers. …

In part 2 of the Jokers’ series [introduced here], I write about a character you’re more likely to meet in the developing world thanks to all the philanthropic money floating around. This joker portrays immense concern for unemployed youth and other members of disadvantaged communities after recognizing an opportunity to…