"We often make choices based on social norms or family expectations rather than our own true desires." How many times have you found yourself saying "I have to" or "I should," instead of "I want to"? From a young age, we quietly collect blueprints for other people’s dreams. Society hands us a ready-made recipe for a "successful life," while family adds its own seasoning of unfulfilled ambitions or a well-meaning desire to keep us safe. The result? We often wake up in a reality that looks perfect from the outside but leaves us feeling hollow on the inside. Career Choices: Security vs. Passion The Scenario: You have a talent and passion for visual arts, graphic design, or opening a cozy neighborhood cafe. However, your parents insist that "you can't make a living from that" and press you to study law, finance, or medicine. The Outcome: You graduate with a prestigious degree and step into a corporate role. While you are fina...
Reflections on character, morality, and life choices