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Back To Work
My wife believes wholeheartedly that the week starts on Sunday, however I cannot abide by that and begin the first full week of 2026 on Monday the 5th of January, the last day of the winter break. We originally plan to drink some energy drinks and power through from 1:00 AM all the way through to the evening in order to fix our sleep schedules which have been ravaged by two weeks of no routines or outside influences.
By Maxabout 5 hours ago in Humans
It’s a Beautiful Thing to Finally Get to Meet Myself
I was mulling over my new draft for a short memoir of an ugly chapter in my twenties, and while I ruminated over it, I struggled to remember how I used to roll.
By Chantal Christie Weissabout 16 hours ago in Humans
A Call to Rethink “Awakening”
A Call to Rethink “Awakening” There is a quiet revolution happening beneath the noise of modern spirituality — a revolution not of grandeur, but of honesty. A revolution not of ascension, but of remembrance. A revolution not of superiority, but of humility. And it begins with a simple, unsettling possibility:
By Julie O'Hara - Author, Poet and Spiritual Warriorabout 16 hours ago in Humans
The Process of Strategic Planning: A Step-by-Step Guide That Actually Works. AI-Generated.
Strategic planning isn’t just a corporate buzzword—it’s the backbone of long-term success for any business, startup, or even personal brand. Without a clear strategy, you’re not moving forward; you’re just staying busy.
By M Yawer Yousafabout 18 hours ago in Humans
How Fear Kills Dreams — And How to Rise Above It Before It’s Too Late
Fear is one of the most powerful forces in a human life. It doesn’t attack loudly. It doesn’t knock on your door screaming. Fear works quietly. Silently. Slowly. It chips away at your confidence, your ambition, your potential, and your belief in what you could become.
By mikeabout 19 hours ago in Humans
The Slavery We Don’t Talk About — Because It Lives Inside Us
People think slavery only exists in history books. They think it’s something brutal, obvious, physical — something you can see. But the truth is, the deepest kind of slavery doesn’t need chains, cages, or masters. The strongest prisons are the ones we build around ourselves. The ones we walk into willingly. The ones we defend without realizing we’re defending our own limits.
By mikeabout 19 hours ago in Humans
Souvenirs — The Physical Pieces of Our Past That Shape Who We Become
Souvenirs are more than simple objects. They’re tiny time machines, emotional anchors, and physical reminders of moments that mattered. Whether it’s a small keychain from a trip, a concert ticket, a bracelet from a friend, or even a handwritten note, souvenirs carry a weight far heavier than their size. They hold pieces of us — pieces we don’t want to lose.
By mikeabout 19 hours ago in Humans
Birmingham Airport and the Quiet Stories Hidden in Its Terminals
Birmingham Airport is often spoken about in terms of flights, delays, and destinations. Most people see it as a place you pass through, not a place you feel. Yet every day, thousands of quiet stories unfold inside its terminals. There are nervous first-time flyers gripping boarding passes, families saying goodbye with forced smiles, and workers starting shifts before sunrise. Birmingham Airport is not just a transport hub. It is a mirror of modern life, where hope, stress, excitement, and exhaustion meet under one roof. Looking closely at this airport reveals more than schedules and security checks. It reveals how travel shapes emotions, relationships, and the rhythm of an entire region.
By Muqadas khanabout 22 hours ago in Humans
Your Entire Body Changes When You Get Older
People live longer today than they did about a hundred years ago. The average life span used to be 47 years. Today, many men live to be at least 75, and many women live to be at least 80.
By Margaret Minnicksabout 23 hours ago in Humans
When AI Saw My Face
The first time I realized something was wrong, it wasn’t dramatic. It wasn’t a blackout or a warning message. It was just a picture.
By Jhon smithabout 23 hours ago in Humans
The River That Ate the City: How a Calculated Decision Poisoned Flint, and the Outsiders Who Forced the World to See It
The definitive true story of the Flint Water Crisis, the failure of corrosion control, and the engineers and doctors like Dr. Marc Edwards and Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha who exposed the poisoning of an American city.
By Frank Massey about 23 hours ago in Humans
Libra Woman and Aries Man Compatibility Score. AI-Generated.
The pairing of a Libra woman and an Aries man is one of the most classic and dynamic opposites-attract matches in astrology. Ruled by Venus and Mars respectively, this duo embodies the eternal dance between love and desire, harmony and action, diplomacy and courage. Their connection is rarely boring—often exciting, sometimes challenging, but usually transformative for both partners.
By Inspire and Funabout 24 hours ago in Humans