A Blanket, a Breakdown, and a Boarding Pass The wind whistled against the glass, gentle but persistent, like a secret trying to slip into the room. She was wrapped in a thick quilt, curled in the exact shape of comfort. It was one of those rare winter mornings that made staying still feel like an … A Blanket, a Breakdown, and a Boarding Pass
I used to believe there was a perfect moment to begin. A moment when I would feel fully prepared, completely confident, and ready to step into something new. I waited for that moment before making big decisions. Before raising my hand for opportunities. Before stepping into rooms that scared me. But life doesn’t wait for … The Illusion of Readiness
Imagine you are in a war, ready to give your all and defeat as many people as possible. You’re standing right in the middle of the battleground, with a troop on your left and another on your right. You’re fully equipped, high on energy, and ready to get this started. But you have to make … Choosing Authenticity Over Approval
Imagine this: You’re on a trip with your friends, and somehow, you’ve become the default planner. From booking hotels to organizing activities and managing the budget, you’ve handled it all. But when things don’t go as planned, like a delayed train or a less-than-perfect restaurant, you’re suddenly the one everyone blames. All the effort you … Invisible walls
I am, and have always been, very possessive about opportunities that come my way. I go out of my way to ensure I don’t miss any and make the most of them. While this might sound inspiring or brave, it often isn’t. At the end of the day, are all these opportunities worth it if … Can the Sky Shine Without Its Stars?
If I were given a 9-5 job that required me to go to the same place every day and come home to the same workload day after day, I would feel like I’m losing my senses. I’m the type of person who finds comfort in exploring new experiences. For instance, if you took me on … THE BITTERSWEET RELATIONSHIP WITH ME AND DOPAMINE.