You can argue all day about who ought to rule our nation. Or how people should treat you. Or who ought to give you opportunities. Or how your parents should raise you. But in the end, nothing will have changed. You’re still jobless. You’re still in debt. You’re still brokenhearted and lonely and confused. Rather … Continue Reading →

I wanted to forget my problems. All of them. I kept telling myself, “If only I have more money, if only I am smarter, if only I could write better, if only mother and father are together, if only I have all the tools I need, if only I could insanely shred the guitar.” I … Continue Reading →

I often hear people say that money can solve all our problems. Money can make our lives better. Money can buy happiness. That money is freedom. Money is comfort. Money is success. Money is everything. And the more money we have, the more we enjoy life. The more money we have, the less stressed we are. The … Continue Reading →

In a generation where everyone is trying to become the best and live life to the fullest, it’s hard not to feel anxious. Worrying has become part of human experience. We get worried about things we don’t want to happen. We worry about losing everything we have. We worry about losing our jobs and not having enough … Continue Reading →

I often get frustrated. I want my room clean and organized all the time, but I end up getting frustrated every other day. I want to stay on track with my creative works — music and writing. But on one occasion, my wife suffered anxiety, I lost momentum I wished to vanish. It’s been years … Continue Reading →