Category: Beliefs & Spirituality
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Breaking Free from the Shackles of Stuff: Navigating Life Without Material Possessions
Brego examines the concept of ownership in the digital age and the idea that material items can cause stress and anxiety. It looks at how Web 3 technology promises better security through trustless systems and how we can be better stewards of our planet and its resources instead of obsessing over “stuff”.
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Standing Up For What Is Right
Learning how to stand up for what is right and express your beliefs with courage. Explore the importance of justice, growth, abundance, and compassion in true faith and how to combat poverty and ignorance. Be brave and have faith in yourself and in what you believe.
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Embracing the Power of Self-Validation on Valentine’s Day
Celebrate Valentine’s Day by embracing the power of self-validation. Reflect on your accomplishments and celebrate the journey, no matter how your family or society views it. Find peace in knowing that you are never truly alone on this special day.
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Unlock the Power of Mother Nature: Reclaiming Natural Healing and Empowering Marginalized Voices in the Medical Field
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A BIPOC-Owned Media Production Company: A Risk Worth Taking?
The Trials of a Middle-Aged BIPOC-Owned Multimedia Production Company Startup: Navigating the ever-changing landscape of corporate giants and industry disruptors while staying true to your mission.
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The Late Bloomer Phenomenon: Exploring Success Stories and Tips for Late Bloomers
This article explored the phenomenon of the “late bloomer”, with a particular focus on the current Prince of Wales, Prince Charles III and how the long life of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, delayed his ascension to the throne of England. We discussed some other notable examples of late bloomers like Steve Jobs, J.K. Rowling…
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Ain’t No Suckas Here: Radically Reclaiming Respect
No more doormats. No more shaming. No more mistreatment. We are all worthy of respect, kindness and understanding.
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The War Within: Confronting Internal and External Racial and Cultural Pressures, Cultural Blindspots to Medical Objectification (Rev.4)
This post reflects on the experience of a biracial black man, discussing the complexities of being part of two different cultures and not fully understanding either. He talks about his experience with cultural references, barbershops and the dozens, as well as the racism he has experienced from both white and non-white people. He concludes that…
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Don’t be Fooled: Listen to What is Being Said and Done
In business and in meaningful relationships, listening to what is actually being said and done is essential to avoiding disaster. Before you purchase or promote a product or person, do your due diligence and take time to observe. Listen to warnings, pay attention to details, and heed the signs when someone is not as they…
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Discovering the Spiritual Benefits of a Less Religious World: How Indigenous Cultures Show Us the Way to Greater Spiritual Connection
What was religion like before European Colonialism? I wondered how often indigenous cultures, generally speaking, discussed god in their day-to-day lives? And if they didn’t discuss god, how did that impact their psychology? Did it make them more “spiritual” or less? That’s when I discovered the Yupk people of Alaska. Being part Inuit/Eskimo…but being long-removed…