Tag: personal-growth
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Right Now
Honestly, the more I sit with myself, the more I realise this one thing, most days, I’m not actually living. I’m just existing between memories and worries. My body is here, scrolling, working, responding, smiling on cue… but my mind? It’s either stuck in something that already happened or running ahead into a future that…
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Choosing Yourself: The Sacred Act of Self-Respect
“It’s not selfish to choose yourself sometimes.” Honestly, in today’s world, that sentence alone feels rebellious. Like you have to whisper it under your breath because someone, somewhere, will call you “self-centered” for daring to prioritize your peace. But let’s be real, choosing yourself isn’t selfish. It’s sacred. We grew up in a world where…
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The Emotional Journey of Procrastination and Growth
It’s funny how procrastination feels like such a small, harmless thing when we’re younger, just a few hours of scrolling, a few deadlines stretched, a few “I’ll do it tomorrow” promises whispered into the quiet of the night. But somewhere along the way, “tomorrow” starts to feel heavier. Not just as a word, but as…
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Finding Yourself: The Brave Path of Self-Discovery
If I had to be completely honest, the hardest personal goal I’ve ever set for myself has been learning to truly understand and accept who I am, not the version I post online, not the version that fits everyone’s expectations, but the real me. It sounds so simple when you say it out loud, but…
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Empower Yourself: Trust, Vulnerability, and Healing
If I could sit down with my younger self and whisper one lesson into their ears, it would be this: your life is yours to live, not a stage for others to direct. For the longest time, I thought I had to bend, mold, and sometimes even break myself to fit into other people’s expectations,…
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The Courage to Choose Yourself
We grow up in a world that teaches us how to love others, how to serve, adjust, please, and sacrifice, especially within Indian families, where selflessness is considered sacred and obedience is often mistaken for love. From an early age, we’re told that our lives are extensions of our parents’ dreams. We learn to prioritize…
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Healing Begins Within
If I were to improve my community, I would begin not by changing others, but by evolving myself, and then gently guiding others through the light I carry. I believe true transformation starts from within. If one candle is lit, it can light a thousand others without losing its own flame. My goal is to…
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The Essence of Uniqueness
That’s such a beautiful and thought-provoking question. From my point of view, as someone who’s deeply immersed in psychology and also quite introspective by nature, I believe what truly makes a person unique is a combination of both inner and outer dimensions, some visible, others beautifully hidden. First and foremost, I think our thought patterns…
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Finding Comfort in Simple Joys
Coping with negative feelings is something we all have to navigate at different points in our lives. Over time, I’ve learned that instead of resisting these emotions, it’s much more helpful to acknowledge them, sit with them for a while, and then gently guide myself toward a better state of mind. One of my favorite…
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Breaking Free: “Log Kya Kahenge?”
Have you ever found yourself hesitating before making a decision, constantly worrying about what your family, friends, neighbors, or even strangers might think? If yes, you’re definitely not alone! Welcome to the quintessential Indian experience, famously known as the “Log Kya Kahenge” syndrome. In simple words, it’s that voice in your head whispering, “What will…
