THE word “help” used to mean something simple – a gesture extended from one human to another. It implied kindness, sincerity and goodwill. But today, the meaning has become hazy.
SILENCE once arrived without effort. It was there on long bus rides with nothing but the scenery to notice, in evenings broken only by the eight o’clock news and around family tables where conversation ...
THERE’S something comforting about going with the flow. It makes life easier, decisions quicker and approval more likely. But every now and then, something deep within us stirs, a quiet nudge asking: Is ...
THERE’S a quiet game many of us play with ourselves. A notification from the bank goes unchecked. A difficult conversation is postponed. A medical concern is quietly filed under “maybe later”.
WHEN fear whispers, it rarely does so dramatically. More often, it shows up as a quiet hesitation – a soft inner voice questioning whether you might look foolish, whether people might talk or whether it ...
