The creative industry has long been celebrated as a space where passion, imagination, and innovation thrive. Yet, beneath its alluring surface lies a complex reality—a world marked by financial struggles, systemic challenges, and an enduring battle for recognition and fair compensation. While creatives contribute significantly to global culture and economies, their journey toward financial freedom is often fraught with economic obstacles. Read More …
Workplace culture presents dilemmas that can significantly impact employee satisfaction, productivity, and overall organisational success. How do we address the dilemmas in workplace culture? How do we maintain a positive workplace environment that balances team success with individual goals? Let’s discuss the six strategies that can prove effective in solving the dilemmas in workplace culture. Read More …
Valentine’s Day is about “Love,” not just “Romance.”
Every February, many singles around the world feel lonely or depressed during this time of the month, primarily because of the all-time voguish “romance holiday,” with its commercial advertisements flooding their social feeds and workplaces. Read More …
Toxic positivity is a concept that refers to the excessive and unrealistic emphasis on maintaining a positive mindset. It involves suppressing or avoiding negative emotions, even when they are unhealthy or inappropriate. For example, an encouraging word can make all the difference in times of difficulty, but forcing away negative emotions can actually do more harm than good. And this behavior can often come from the most well-intentioned people. Read More …
In the modern world, singlehood is not about having limited options or not being good enough for someone; it is about making a choice. It is a choice to refuse to let your relationship status define your life. Read More …
Creativity and Mental Illness are often equated, giving rise to the term “Tortured Artist.” However, is this just a stereotype, or does it hold some truth? Read More …
Ideally, all people are born with Multiple-Personality, and personal traumas and encounters are likely to trigger their activation. Therefore, would it leave all people “Psychologically Disbalanced” or empower them to become “Superhuman?” Read More …
Friendship implies a mutually beneficial relationship between two or more people based on a foundation that involves shared interests, emotional connection, physical proximity, and social support. However, these relationships are not always perpetual. Read More …
Do you know one shared quality between the Religious Extremists and leading Politicians? No matter what “Religion” they might profess, they tend to operate on the same principle, the Authority of Power. However, their approaches differ. Read More …
In our fight for equality, sometimes, we forget that men and women are not the same in many regards. There is no intent to imply that one group is better than another or that we do not deserve equal rights. The truth is that some men have more feminine energy while some women have more masculine energy. Read More …
Most people are other people. Their thoughts are someone else’s opinion, their lives a mimicry, their passion a quotation; a phrase by Oscar Wilde. When you converse with other people, have you ever been surprised at how similar your reactions are to theirs? Psychologists call that Mirroring. Almost everyone mimics the gestures of people they are fond of subconsciously. The question is, what drives people to behave this way? Read More …
Clairvoyance refers to an extrasensory perception that remains a mystery without precise explanations. There are many misconceptions about the phenomenon, but none are entirely accurate. A claim to clairvoyance involves clear-sightedness or precognition and the ability to gather information about any subject via occult means. Read More …