Life After Medium — Envision a morning where you awaken to a world abruptly deprived of Medium, the digital storytelling colossus. This isn’t a trivial disturbance in the online landscape but rather a monumental event, its impact rippling through every facet of content creation. One is immediately inundated with an array of questions, both…

The Misleading Narratives of Andrew Tate — In the digital era, where controversy often serves as a catalyst for fame, Andrew Tate emerges as a quintessential figure. His ascent, fueled by a blend of social media cleverness and controversial declarations, has etched his name into the annals of internet notoriety. The crux of his messages, weaving through…

From Professor to Provocateur — Jordan Peterson, a figure simultaneously enigmatic and contentious, straddles the realms of clinical psychology and public intellectual discourse. His emergence as a polarizing icon, especially in the spheres of political correctness and psychological interpretation, has sparked fervent discussions. Peterson’s journey to public consciousness, particularly in the late 2010s, can be…

How time can bring about significant shifts in parenting trends — Parenting in the early 2010s versus early 2020s has undergone significant changes, from the introduction of prenatal genetic testing and increased awareness of car seat safety to shifts in fashion trends for infants. These changes reflect a decade of evolving cultural norms and social media campaigns that have impacted parenting…

The Missing Guest on Tim Ferriss’s Illustrious Podcast — Oprah Winfrey — a name that resonates far beyond the glitzy veneer of celebrity. She’s not just a familiar face on TV; she’s an institution, a media titan straddling multiple realms with a grace that’s almost exquisite. Literature, spirituality, social advocacy — Oprah’s touched them all. But here’s the catch…

My Unpopular Opinion — In the corridors of self-help and productivity literature, ‘Atomic Habits’ by James Clear stands out like a beacon, claiming to guide lost souls towards the shores of improved selves. Its straightforward narrative on habit formation has mesmerized many, weaving what seems like a cult around its teachings. Yet, as I…

Exploring Life’s Unfairness — The enduring enigma, “Why do bad things happen to good people?” has long echoed through the corridors of human contemplation, intersecting the realms of philosophy, theology, and psychology. This puzzle, frequently addressed as the quandary of suffering or the dilemma of evil, poses deep-seated inquiries about our world’s essence and…

A Reflection on Posthumous Adoration — “Everyone loves you when you’re dead. Because when you’re dead, your happiness and accomplishments are no longer a threat to their belief system and self-esteem. You’ve been appropriately punished.” — Neil Strauss In this ever-shifting landscape of fame and fortune, a curious pattern emerges: individuals, especially those bathed in the…

So it’s not going the way you wanted — there’s a lot of November left — Every year, writers everywhere crack open their laptops, flex their fingers, and attack their keyboards during the entire month of November, hoping to finally finish (or start, or write a big chunk of) their novel. The NaNoWriMo acronym/abbreviation stands for “National Novel Writing Month.” It’s an event, but it’s also…