The Imprint in Our Head Leads to Suffering
You can have a great deal and still be deeply unhappy. The wider the gap between your reality and the life you pictured, the more it hurts.
You can have a great deal and still be deeply unhappy. The wider the gap between your reality and the life you pictured, the more it hurts.
An addiction doesn't show up in a single day. It walks into your life in three steps — and every one of them looks harmless.
Five minutes on your phone right after waking up can ruin the next twelve hours. I've tested this on myself.
What started as an experiment has turned into a steady habit and a skill.
Two years ago my head was full of doubts: who needs my content, why should anyone listen to me. I managed to act in spite of those thoughts.
The page is new, but the handwriting stays the same. Why we repeat the exact same mistakes in a new relationship.
Even when your partner is in the wrong, in public you stand on their side. Save the corrections for a private conversation.
An apology doesn't make you weak — it shows you can put the person you love above your own need to be right.
Money, children, roles at home, conflict, intimacy. Ten conversations better had before the wedding than after it.