There are doors that will appear
Doors that you will pass
Doors that you will fear
And doors that make you laugh
There are doors you will not open
Doors that will be past
Doors that will not linger,
Those that never last.
There are doors that lead to others
Those you will come through
But each door will keep you coming back…
To You.
“There is no worse tyranny than wanting the good of others” Kant Parents. They want what’s best for their child. Always. The same goes for
“I wanted to record this because I was able to overcome moral harassment in the workplace and I would like to share my testimony hoping
Work has undoubtedly taken a specific stance in our society. Workers now look for a job they love that brings meaning to their lives, and
I had finished editing this piece a week before the world shockingly woke up to Russians invading Ukraine.
Headlines everywhere wrote “ a new world order” as war spread in Europe. The modern world anxiously watched as premises of historical events unraveled before their eyes. Patients came to sessions with uncertainty hitting the roof, reassessing the world they’ve been living in. “How is this possible, in 2022? How can this still exist?”.
I was reading an article about millennial burn outs today. This is not really a recognized concept, but it does speak a lot to young adults crumbling under expectations of a better life, a better career and healthier food (going to the gym, doing yoga, earning more money, making a family, traveling, seeing the world, and fighting for world peace).
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