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Your 20s are a beautiful, chaotic, and wonderfully messy decade. It’s a time of epic discovery, inevitable mistakes, and figuring out who you are when no one is telling you what to do. It can feel like you’re supposed to have everything figured out, but the truth is, nobody does. Think of this decade as
We spend so much of our lives getting to know other people. We learn their stories, their dreams, their pet peeves. But how often do we turn that same powerful curiosity inward? For many of us, the person we know the least about is ourselves. We live our lives on a script written by others—our
Boredom. It’s that familiar, grey fog that descends on a random Tuesday night. It’s the feeling of being restless yet unmotivated, of having a million options at your fingertips but zero interest in any of them. In our world of endless entertainment, it’s a strange paradox: we’ve never had more to do, yet we’ve never
As the year winds down, the world starts buzzing with the electric energy of New Year’s resolutions. We make grand, ambitious plans to start doing everything—start the new diet, start the new workout, start the new side hustle. But what if the secret to a truly transformative new year isn’t in what you start, but
Every year, it’s the same story. We treat December as a chaotic, indulgent free-for-all, promising ourselves that on the magical morning of January 1st, we will instantly transform into a new, hyper-productive, kale-smoothie-drinking superhuman. And every year, by about January 19th, that superhuman has crash-landed back on the couch, buried in a pile of guilt.
The end of the year can feel like a chaotic, glittering sprint to the finish line. We’re so busy with holiday parties, last-minute shopping, and wrapping up projects that we often tumble into January 1st feeling exhausted, unprepared, and still carrying the baggage of the last 12 months. But what if you treated the final
The new year arrives with the thrilling promise of a “new me.” We imagine a dramatic, overnight transformation where we suddenly become a completely different, impossibly perfect person. We make a long list of massive, intimidating resolutions, and by February, we’re burnt out and back to our old ways. But what if real transformation is
The first week of a new year holds a special kind of magic. It’s a collective deep breath, a cosmic reset button, a blank 365-page book waiting to be written. The air is buzzing with the thrilling, electric potential of a fresh start. But how do you harness that energy? It’s easy to get swept
The New Year arrives with a tidal wave of pressure to reinvent ourselves overnight. We make a list of resolutions, which are often just a list of punishments in disguise: Stop eating this. Stop spending that. Stop being lazy. Is it any wonder they rarely last until February? This year, let’s ditch the resolutions that
The new year is coming, and with it, the pressure to add. We make long lists of all the things we’re going to start doing: start the new workout, start the new side hustle, start being a whole new person overnight. But what if the secret to profound, lasting growth isn’t about what you add?