Photograph by Keith Hardy The Act of Unbecoming: Today, I listened to Naval Ravikant’s conversation with Dr. Kapil Gupta available here. Their conversation spans plenty of worthwhile topics and I wish to share with you … Read More
The Societal Compromise
Photograph by Rupert Britton The Societal Compromise: In our daily lives, we’re gripped with both the issues of society and of the self. These issues differ significantly from society-to-society and person-to-person. Nonetheless, the approach to … Read More
Courage Within Limitations
Photograph by Cecily Chenault Courage Within Limitations: Our perception is flawed and we should be skeptical of our own ability to perceive and understand the truths of this world. At times, we find ourselves feeling … Read More
Mayweather Vs. McGregor
Photograph by Matheus Ferrero MAYWEATHER VS. MCGREGOR: Today, we saw an excellent bout between Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor. In Mayweather, you have a man who’s undefeated, undeniably talented and experienced. With McGreggor, you have … Read More
One Last Breath
Photograph by Matteo Silvestri ONE LAST BREATH: Sometimes, we’re called upon to sit and hold the hand of a dying elder. Someone we’ve spend time talking to and loving. Now, her eyes are closed and … Read More
Respecting Subjective Meaning
Photograph by Jon Tyson RESPECTING SUBJECTIVE MEANING: While walking to work, I witnessed something special and encouraging about the human spirit. By the Starbucks on 28th and Park, there’s generally a homeless gentleman nestled within … Read More
The Journey
Photograph by Zoltan Tasi THE JOURNEY: Like Dante, you came into existence with a question. Your question carries with it a journey. A special journey designed specifically for you. You’ll have guides, obstacles and insight. … Read More
The Weakness of Strength
Photograph by Hassan Ishan THE WEAKNESS OF STRENGTH: We all have strengths. When we look at our friends and family; we know their strengths. They may be friendly, polite, intelligent or strong. It varies from … Read More
Moving too quickly
Photograph by Kristopher Roller Moving too quickly: There’s a constant unspoken ideological tug-of-war with the old-guard on the left and artists on the right. The old-guard protects us from ever-hastening change and reminds us of … Read More
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