You know what you need to do. You know what’s good for you. But you don’t do it. Instead, you do the opposite. You avoid, you delay, you make excuses. You cling to old habits, even the ones that hurt you. You tell yourself you’ll change—tomorrow, next week, eventually. But the truth is, you’re not …
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Nobody really talks about how faith can feel like walking a tightrope. How sometimes, it’s not this unshakable thing but a delicate, trembling step forward, hoping the next one doesn’t send you crashing down. How some days, you just know—things will work out, you’re on the right path, life has meaning. And other days, doubt …
There’s a strange kind of panic that rises when you realize you don’t know something you should know. You’re in a conversation, and someone says something unfamiliar. Your mind races. Do I ask? Do I nod? You choose the nod, hoping they don’t notice the confusion flashing in your eyes. You’re in a new place, …
It happens in a split second. A rushed decision. A wrong assumption. A word spoken too soon. And just like that, something slips—control, a chance, a number that can’t be taken back. At first, it feels small. Just a little misstep. A moment of miscalculation. But then, realization hits. And suddenly, the weight of it …
The holidays. A time of lights and laughter, of bustling crowds and cheerful greetings. A season drenched in glittering expectations. But for some of us, this time of year doesn’t sparkle. It stings. Loneliness has a way of sharpening its edges during the holidays, doesn’t it? It’s the contrast that cuts the deepest. The world …
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We all have a mirror. Maybe it’s the one hanging on your bathroom wall, or the one you check before stepping out. But it’s not really about that mirror, is it? It’s about the mirror we carry inside—the one that reflects back a voice, a whisper, a truth, or a lie. “Mirror, mirror on the …
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Imagine you’re at a party, and someone asks, “So, what’s your story?” It’s one of those open-ended questions that can make you pause for a moment. Most of us stumble, defaulting to a job title, a hometown, or a brief summary of life events. But here’s the thing: your story is more than just a …
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