mike

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Love, in All Its Quiet and Loud Forms
Love is one of those words everyone knows, everyone uses, yet no one ever fully defines. It is written in poems, sung in songs, and whispered in moments that feel too fragile to interrupt. Love can be gentle or overwhelming, fleeting or lasting, simple or painfully complex. It shapes the way we see ourselves and the way we see the world, often without asking for permission. In many ways, love is not just a feeling—it is an experience that grows with us.
By mikeabout a month ago in Humans
How to Read the Body: Unlocking the Language Beyond Words
When people think about communication, spoken words usually come to mind first. Yet, experts estimate that more than half of our communication is nonverbal. The body speaks in subtle ways—through gestures, posture, facial expressions, tone, and even the way we breathe. Learning to read the body is like unlocking a hidden language that helps us better understand others and strengthen our relationships.
By mike5 months ago in Humans
The Art of Slowing Down: Why a Fast-Paced World Needs More Stillness
In today’s world, speed has become the ultimate status symbol. We celebrate efficiency, productivity, and the ability to juggle multiple tasks at once. Our calendars are crammed, our notifications are endless, and somewhere along the way, we have equated busyness with success. But beneath the hustle culture lies an undeniable truth: moving too fast can rob us of life’s simple joys.
By mike5 months ago in Humans
No One Is Coming: Why You’re the Only Rescue Plan You’ll Ever Have
No One Is Coming: Why You’re the Only Rescue Plan You’ll Ever Have Let’s be brutally honest: most people will die waiting.
By mike7 months ago in Humans
You Were Never Too Much. They Were Just Not Enough.
You were never too loud. You were never too emotional. You were never too intense. You were never “too much.” They were just not enough for you.
By mike7 months ago in Humans
The Friends You Lose in Your 20s: Why It Hurts, Why It’s Normal, and Why You’ll Thank Them Later
There’s a strange kind of heartbreak that no one warns you about when you enter adulthood—not romantic, not family-related. It’s the quiet, confusing grief of losing friends in your 20s. One moment, you’re laughing in high school classrooms, sharing memes and dreams; the next, you’re watching someone you once called a “ride or die” become just a viewer of your Instagram story.
By mike7 months ago in Humans
The People Who Disappear Without Saying Goodbye: Why Their Silence Hurts the Most
We’ve all had someone who just… disappeared. No explanation. No closure. No fight, no goodbye—just silence. They stop replying to messages. They stop showing up. They go from being everything to being nothing. One day they were part of your life, and the next, they vanished like a ghost.
By mike7 months ago in Humans
Why Everyone Feels Lost in Their 20s—And Why That’s the Best Thing That Can Happen to You
Your twenties are supposed to be the “best years of your life.” At least, that’s what everyone says. Social media is filled with 22-year-olds who already seem to have it all—dream jobs, perfect bodies, luxury vacations, and partners who look like they walked out of a romance movie. You scroll through these posts in silence, wondering why you feel so behind. Why does everyone seem to have a direction, while you can’t even decide what to eat for dinner?
By mike7 months ago in Humans
Michael Jackson: The Immortal Machine Behind the Moonwalk
The Spark That Lit a Global Fire Before the internet. Before social media. Before streaming. There was Michael Jackson — and the world had never seen anything like him.
By mike7 months ago in Chapters
You Are Not Behind: The Myth of Being Late in Life
The Anxiety of Falling Behind We live in a world where everything feels like a race. By 18, you should know your career. By 25, you should be successful.
By mike7 months ago in Humans
The Law of Detachment: Why Letting Go Is the Secret to Getting Everything You Want
The Paradox of Control We live in a world obsessed with control. We set goals, visualize outcomes, and hustle like our lives depend on it. Manifestation coaches scream “Take massive action!” while productivity gurus preach “Never stop grinding!”
By mike7 months ago in Humans
The Silent Killer of Dreams: Why Comfort Zones Are More Dangerous Than Failure
There’s a quiet danger lurking in your life. It doesn’t scream. It doesn’t hurt at first. In fact, it feels warm, familiar — even safe. That danger is your comfort zone.
By mike7 months ago in Humans