Personal Development

An interesting phenomenon has occurred as a result of the pandemic: People are beginning to follow their dreams. In my own experience, spending several months alone at home certainly forced me to take a good look at my life. The following list explores a universal process that anyone attempting to pave their own way towards

You shouldn’t automatically take the easy route without really stopping to think through your choices. You shouldn’t assume the answer to your problems is the obvious one — to keep doing what you’re doing, to choose the path of least resistance, to make the decision everyone else has been pushing you into making. Even though

This week, I had a revelation. I truly felt like I reached a higher consciousness level while I was in my prayer/meditation time. To give some context to the situation, I am not really one to sit down and meditate or pray daily, even though I tell myself all the time that I need to.

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I used to think being lost was the worst thing—stumbling around with no real sense of direction, forcing one foot in front of another without a clear destination in sight. We strive for a sense of belonging, a place that’s inclusive to only us. What’s important to realize isn’t the act of being lost, it’s

Moving on is not a one-time thing. It’s an everyday thing. Some days you push harder than others, and some days you can’t push at all. Remember that your strength comes from within, the same strength that allowed you to leave in the first place. Sometimes our brain clings to the good memories, forcing us

I hope you’re the kind of person who sees the good in humans. The kind of person who realizes that not everyone has the same story, but everyone has a story worth listening to and a story worth telling. The kind of person who asks the question, “Are you okay?” and then stays around long

By Sanjana Behera Updated December 17, 2020 Photo by Christopher Campbell on Unsplash By Sanjana Behera Updated December 17, 2020 Photo by Christopher Campbell on Unsplash Maybe today you sat with your shadow, observed her serrated edges and wondered why she engulfs you so. If you’re reading this, let this be your call for aligning

As if on cue, my quarter life crisis has come. It seems that everyone around me is locking horns with the reality of their twenties. Almost all of my close friends have partook in some kind of extended unpaid leave or premature resignation. Myself included. Meanwhile, our parents look on and wonder how we could

1. You no longer need to achieve your goal because you’re fulfilled already. Ironically, it’s when we realize that we don’t need our goal that we usually achieve our wildest dreams. That’s because when we place our happiness on an external event or we place our goal on a pedestal, we are essentially telling ourselves