Foreword: It is said that questions lead to the answers, but how true is that really? I mean, when we ask the right questions, don't the questions themselves then become the answer? After giving it some deep thought, it occurred to me that when it comes down to it, questions don’t lead to answers — questions are the answer. Let me explain. I have encountered my fair share of people asking the wrong questions and then griping about why they always hit a brick wall. And after s

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For decades, scientists and people alike have been trying to raise awareness and communicate as unequivocally and emphatically as possible to spur action and the requisite changes in lifestyle that lead to a sustainable existence of our species on our only home planet. However, after decades of trial and error, it is evident and beyond doubt that the dissemination and communication strategies have not yielded the auspiciousness or efficacy that was hoped for, let alone any su

As a constant change-maker and catalyst, I seek to always keep everyone on check and up to speed while connected to who they truly are: their most authentic self. However, it does come with a rather higher price tag that I would've liked. I find myself getting mired in fiascos and drama I had no clue I was getting into.. And.. it ruined me and was emotionally draining .. As a long-time seeker of wisdom and personal transformation and enlightenment, I had to learn the secrets

I work with some truly amazing people; kind, compassionate and thoughtful people. Altruists. Caring people. People who I call friends — some, even family. Naturally, I get my fair share of people trying me, testing me, seeing how far they can push me. Most do it unconsciously and unintentionally, though. And those are people whom I care about and treasure. They're my friends and my family. Sometimes, a friend may act rude, insensitive or insolent towards me. Sometimes, a fami