Life
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Life isn’t that
It’s tempting to think that life is as simple as doing this results in that. That if you will just work so hard, you will become successful. That if you will just put in all the effort, you will be met with equal generosity. But with an honest evaluation, life isn’t always like that. Some… Read more
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How to know when someone is attracted to you
Okay, I know why you checked out this post. Because, of course, you want to verify if the person you’re thinking right now (ehem) is interested in you. So, read on. Because instead of reading this whole book, which I believe some (or most) of you either don’t want to make time or don’t have… Read more
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Facebook world vs. real world
I don’t know how much of your life you put out on social media. But I think we both agree that the things we post on social media don’t always translate to what happens with our everyday lives. And that in every happy couple photo you see on your friend’s timeline doesn’t mean that they… Read more
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Revisiting connections
Ant trails. If you tried paying attention to ants before, you’d notice that they follow a trail to get across between point A to B, and so on. And the path less traveled by will eventually vanish, only keeping the one that they mostly tread. The same goes with connections we barely visit, be that… Read more
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Sin doubles down
What impressed me from today’s sermon was when Pastor Sumrall emphasized how sin doubles us down. It’s not satisfied with making us captive. It also wants to bring us down. Truly, as John 10:10 AMP says, “The thief comes only in order to steal and kill and destroy.” But isn’t it wonderful to know that… Read more
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Do you worry?
Perhaps, we all do. And as humans, it’s normal to worry about things (however, it’s important to remember where our stability and security rests). But for some people, they take worrying to the next level. How? By thinking about all the things that went wrong and could go wrong. From How to stop overthinking: The… Read more
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The dilemma of consumerism
They say, the more you have, the better you feel in life. But is it always the case? Why is it that people never seem to stop buying if having more is the solution? Apparently, as it turned out, having more goods is simply a marketing ploy that is insatiable unless you are wise enough… Read more
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