Adulthood

The world is an angry place. If you could measure the amount of pure rage in a person, and sum it all up and take the average and chart it on a graph, I can guarantee you it's going up. A steady, sure increase to higher highs. Anger, rage, they're all natural emotions, they're POWERFUL. But temperance is required to channel it, the world needs to FEEL the rage but USE it positively. And sadly our educational systems, our leadership, has completely FAILED to teach this skill. To change the way the world is headed. Every one of YOU need to change it. I need to change it. WE need to change it. You see, I want you to realize that everyone around me is safer because of me: they are wiser, stronger, and influenced positively. Nobody around me is running around, hurting other people. Why? Because of ME. All of YOU must become THAT GUY. The dedicated, hard-working, angry BUT tempered man. The one with his head on the ground making sure everyone around him is okay. The one taking th...

 Embrace Your Power, Women of the World! Are you prepared to make this plunge into this frontier of empowerment, whereby all knowledge is advantageous for women? Let's rediscover the secret and hidden truth that helps set the soul free from the daily burdens laid upon it because of societal norms and expectations. The Importance of Knowledge for Women Education: Establishing a good educational base can help women in laying the foundation of their future and opening up new vistas brimmed with immense possibilities. It makes them financially independent, decision-making entities, and sharpens their critical thinking towards challenging norms set by society. Empowerment: Knowledge empowers. By being made aware of their rights, they can challenge discrimination, harassment, and violence. They can make informed choices about their bodies, careers, and relationships. Role Models: The case study of successful women across industries motivates young girls and women to be the best version ...

Have you ever had the feeling, even when everything in your life seems to be running right on track, that something is missing? I know that I have. It's a gnawing sense, one that tells you something isn't quite right—a sense of emptiness, indefinable somehow. But looking back,  I feel like what I was lacking was brotherhood. Humans are hardwired for connection, thriving best in communities and packs where we can support and challenge each other to be our best selves. Because it is an age of individualism, it's far too easy to get swept up in the 'lone wolf' way of thinking. We're made to believe that we must do all things alone, that asking for help is a sign of weakness. But nothing can be further from the truth. Actually, some of the highest achievers in the world have credited the support and encouragement of friends and colleagues for their success—in the field of sports or leadership. So how can you find your own sense of brotherhood? It does this by looki...