Decades before mindfulness became a wellness buzzword, some quietly embraced the art of meditation. One such early adopter was the mother of Julie Corliss, a writer and editor at the Harvard Heart Letter. Quoting Zen master Thich Nhat Hanh, her mother often reminded others, “Don’t rehearse tragedies. Don’t borrow...
In a world where we're constantly exposed to other people’s opinions—whether through family dynamics, workplace culture, or social media trends—holding on to our personal...
By reframing our ideas about purpose and values, we can take a more realistic, compassionate approach to finding direction in life—without expecting perfection or...
We often associate the term core values with business mission statements or motivational posters in corporate offices. But truthfully, core values aren’t reserved for...
In an age that constantly pulls our attention outward—toward digital screens, relentless news feeds, and curated lives on social media—turning inward may feel like...
In our fast-paced world, it’s easy to move through life on autopilot—navigating work, relationships, and daily responsibilities without pausing to ask ourselves the deeper...
In today’s fast-paced, digitally driven world, we rarely get the opportunity to pause and truly reflect. Our thoughts often come in rapid bursts—fragmented, fleeting,...
Have you ever paused mid-routine—perhaps while brushing your teeth or staring into the mirror—and wondered, "Am I really living the life I want?" If...
In a world that often feels loud, chaotic, and overwhelming, writing can be a sanctuary—a space where your thoughts unfold freely, untouched by judgment...