I am a firm believer that self-labelling becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. We are all quick to judge ourselves and attach labels when we fall short of perfection or when things don’t go as planned. Take procrastination, for example. I’ve often heard the phrase, “Maldivians like to do everything
In today's world, the idea of "manifestation" has become widely popular, especially in goal-setting videos, Instagram stories, and even within some religious communities. But, is it the way to achieve your dreams, or is it just another form of commercialized pseudo-science? I decided to take a
I had a tough childhood that made me question my worth and left me feeling unlovable. But, somewhere along the way, I discovered something that helped me turn it all around: self-esteem. At just 11 years old, I learned the importance of nurturing positive self-esteem and how harmful low self-esteem
When it comes to achieving goals, we often think of hard work, discipline, and determination. These are essential, of course, but there’s another important ingredient that many people overlook: intention. Being on an intentional lookout: actively seeking opportunities and aligning your actions with your deeper purpose can make a
A study program, whether it's your undergrad, master's, or PhD requires a serious time commitment. College will throw assignments and exams your way at the most inconvenient times. You might even face personal challenges like health issues or career changes during your studies. So be realistic,
People who take the time to get to know me personally tend to like me, but there’s a catch: I’ve spent most of my life ruining first impressions. The thing is, I’ve never been good at reading people. I’ve often felt like I’m missing some
I can easily say that my childhood was the hardest time of my life. Sure, looking back, it’s possible that my perspective as a kid made everything seem bigger and harder than it was. Maybe the things that broke my heart then wouldn’t affect me as much now.
For as long as I can remember, I’ve always thought of myself as someone who followed logic rather than emotion. When making decisions, I prided myself on thinking things through carefully, weighing the pros and cons, and choosing the path that made the most sense on paper. It’s