Choices affects every aspect of life: mind, body, relationships; our ideals and our self-worth. They affects who we become in society and the kind of life we get to live. While life is affected by these choices, it is not defined by our past choices, rather the choices we make going forward.
Choices made in the past has only the past to blame, you and I are not our past, never was, never will be! In these articles, we share our perspective towards life, and provide solutions to navigate the web of choice making. Through the stories we share, you get the understanding why the choices you make affect the future you live.
At some point in your life, you must resign—not from a job, not from a relationship, but from the person you no longer are. The old version of you served its purpose. It carried you through. It did what it was meant to do. But it is tired. It is done. Let it go.
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This is where most people die—not physically, but spiritually. They stop asking questions. They stop imagining new versions of themselves. They stop fighting for something that feels real. Instead, they settle. They tell themselves: This is just how life is. This is what being an adult means. This is good enough. And so, they shrink, quietly fading into oblivion.
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In our awareness, we realize there is no greater truth than this: we are the masters of our fate, captains of our realities. We were born with minds complete, endowed with the will to choose. Yet, life reveals itself through two truths: the provisional and the absolute, the known and the assumed.
Starting with “why” is finding clarity before dawn. It is your unique signature in life, the essence of what makes your journey meaningful and impactful.
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For several days and nights, I went without food or shelter. I became a street kid, desperate and destitute, until one day I said to myself, “enough is enough!” I knew then, had I remained married to my orthodox, had I continued to blame my past and circumstances, had I never let go, I would have spent the rest of my life envying the success other people had achieved.
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Even on his dying bed, he refused to accept the fate imposed by reality. He calmly declared his peace and ascended as one who lived by faith.
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My personal history stands as a testament to this fleeting nature of time, nothing stays as was, everything pass-by, and bye they go. Not long ago, I was one among many who lived a destitute life, a street kid on the streets of Lusaka, lacking both shelter and sustenance.
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Forgiveness, much like falling in love, can be a powerful tool for liberation. The same is true, if your colleague makes a mistake, blaming them won’t help them liberate but confines them to thinking they are inadequate.
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“Whatever may be said in praise of poverty, the fact remains that it is not possible to live a really complete or successful life unless one is rich.” Wallace D. Wattles once said,
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