I honestly don’t believe in goals. I feel like they are distractions from our ultimate purpose in life. That’s a life of love.

At some point we must realize that no one can hurt us. The only way we can get to this point from a non-ego perspective is forgiveness

I remember a manager at one of my old places of work tell me that I was opinionated. I didn’t really think much of it… until now.

Professionalism is the perception of the dominant culture. A perception that rejects the uniqueness of others.

Forgiveness is an important life skill that isn’t taught too much in life. Especially when it comes to our cancel culture.

The opinions of ourselves and others are not our own. A lot of them are project from other’s emotions that need attending to.

Our perspectives are very permanent in a world that’s anything but that. How do we change our mind in an ever-changing world?

I’m deeply trying to practice the power of choice in my life. As I work my way forward, I’ve found connections between work and slavery.

It’s a misconception to believe that we can make decisions based on our past experiences. At the same time, do we have an option?

Our thoughts are probably the most fluid thing about us… outside all the water we hold. Why do we identify with them?