The Elephant You Refuse to Face and Address Will Sit on Your Soul
There is a peculiar heaviness that follows unspoken truths; it is not always visible, but it is there,…
You Don’t Get to Be Apolitical: The Stoic Duty to Stand Up and Speak
In today’s world and time for so many people silence is often mistaken for wisdom, and neutrality for…
The Call to Engage: Why Good People Can’t Abandon a Broken System
When the world feels corrupt, when institutions lose their way, and when leadership rewards power over principle, for…
To Thine Own Self Be True: The Timeless Struggle for Inner Integrity
We live in a world that constantly tells us who to be, what to value, how to speak,…
The Cost of Truth: Choosing Duty Over Approval
If you don’t know, know this today: Truth has always been expensive. It costs comfort, it costs popularity,…
Be Strict With Yourself, Forgiving With Others: The Lesson of Marcus Aurelius
By most if not all, discipline is seen as a virtue and rightly so. It is what separates…
Forgiveness is Not Weakness; It’s One of The Highest Forms of Strength
There is a quiet kind of strength that does not usually make headlines. It is not loud, it…
Win The Morning, Win The Soul: The Morning Habits That Forge Character
My dearest readers, just in case you don’t know, know this today, there is a quiet war that…
You Don’t Need Credit: Why True Character Needs No Applause
At some point in our past, if not now, we all crave to be seen; to be appreciated;…
Never Attribute to Malice: When People Let You Down; It’s Usually Not About You
Never attribute to malice what can be adequately explained by ignorance or error. Hanlon’s Razor You know sometimes…