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Life is about the choices we make, which determine the outcomes of our lives. Nonetheless, we all make mistakes. At some point in life, we take the wrong turn(s). We stumble, fall, and face the consequences of our actions in the journey of life, but amidst it all, let us remember and hold onto this powerful truth: you may have made mistakes or bad choices, but that is not who you are, and you do…
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Why is the world in its present condition? What is the solution? Human remedies – legislations, policies, social reforms, etc. Seem not to have helped much. While commending the daily scientific and technological advances. They are life savers. However, it seems as though the more human remedies, we apply, the greater the imbalance and societal problems. Here’s what I think? The continuous perversion of the natural order or the law, is that which plunges the…
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What you see or how you see it, informs the mind. Some see problems, challenges, difficult situations as steps and say to themselves that it is a stepping stone to success. While some see problems, etc., like an ocean, envision themselves drown and before you know it, they’re drowning in it. It is therefore important, how we see. What do you see?
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Have you ever encountered a problem that seems greater than you and greater than life? You feel lost, utterly helpless, you don’t know what to do? The problem seems weighty and insurmountable and there seems to be no way out. Here is what I do? I have come to see every chaotic or problematic situation as a wall made of glass. So, what happens when you keep throwing stones at a glass? Again, how fast…
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After seeing the frontier between work and family daily get blurred, blurry, and blurriest, in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, one cannot help but wonder: Is the WLB a facade as WLB may no longer be what it was first conceptualized to be or mean? What does WLB mean, historically? As an illustration, the Work Foundation (2003b), states that WLB is all ‘about employees achieving a satisfactory equilibrium between work and non-work activities (i.e.,…