pernicious pressures
The pressures surrounding us (work, economics, social, commerce) attempt to “decode” and disintegrate us under the pretense of giving ourselves …
self
want something else
The more we attempt to assert ourselves, the more we tend to fight for the same things. dominance through conquest. …
Fighting yourself
We stay in opposition to ourselves. We deny or fight our sadness or depression, rejecting that burdensome tightness within us. …
courage from exhaustion
Perhaps it takes courage to be disliked. However, exhaustion provokes the same response: your core authenticity is exposed and governs …
Don’t look directly at Medusa
There are parts of our life upon which we cannot gaze. To do so would destroy our life. In such …
familiarity breeds contempt
It bears repetition: our familiarity provides a depth of understanding that allows us to despise something/someone in nuanced detail, while …
Authentic you isn’t
Perhaps the “true you” does not exist: what if finding yourself is an impossible dream and an excellent marketing ploy? …