Personal Development
Somewhere between childhood and adulthood, the instructions for happiness got misplaced
“The uncomfortable truth is that happiness never really disappeared. We just stopped noticing the shape of it.”
“The uncomfortable truth is that happiness never really disappeared. We just stopped noticing the shape of it.”
“Moments like this test a society’s commitment to fairness, and Jamaica has an opportunity to lead by example.”
“An eye for an eye? Leaves the whole world blind.”
“Indigenous peoples and immigrants alike are still marked as outsiders, reconciliation demands more than token gestures.”
"Life, as it turns out, is a lot like an onion."
“Every child deserves a champion; an adult who will never give up on them.”
“Remember that this journey is not just about surviving the daily grind. It is about shaping children into: curious, confident,...
“There is grace in accepting that growing older is itself a kind of harvest: a gathering of lessons learned, love...
"We forget that words have weight. We forget that repeating what “everyone else is saying” does not make it true."
“Right is right. Wrong is always wrong.”
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