From the bottom of my heart, I think love feels important because it rearranges us from the inside out. You can achieve milestones alone. You can build success alone. You can even build strength alone. But love asks for something no résumé, no title, no independence ever demands. It asks for openness. It asks you to let someone see you before you are finished becoming who you think you should be. When you love someone, your world subtly shifts its axis. Decisions are no longe

Long before borders, currencies, or written laws, there were stories. Around fires, inside caves, across generations, humans narrated their world into meaning. Every culture, regardless of geography or era, developed myths, legends, fables, and histories. That universality is not accidental. It suggests storytelling is not decorative. It is structural. Storytelling compresses complexity. The world is chaotic, unpredictable, and often overwhelming. Stories organise that chaos

Confidence feels like competence. We do not consciously decide this. It happens quickly, almost automatically. A steady voice, direct eye contact, fluent delivery. The mind reads these signals as certainty. Certainty feels safe. And safety feels like the truth. But confidence and accuracy are not the same thing. Humans evolved to make rapid judgments. In uncertain environments, hesitation could signal danger. A leader who spoke decisively inspired coordination. A hunter who d