Introduction: The Influencer Dilemma and the Pursuit of “Success” Last week, During a class discussion about current trends, a fascinating debate arose: who are influencers really today? And even more, would we like to be one of them? At first, the answers leaned towards the conventional: “someone with a lot of followers,” “a full-time content […]
During the recent Memorial Day long weekend, a simple question came to mind: What do we do when we have a free day? I’m not talking about the short breaks between tasks, or our regular nightly rest, or even vacations planned months in advance. I mean that unexpected day—free from routine. A blank space. I
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I started teaching guitar with paper and pencil. We tuned by ear, and songs were learned by repeating what the teacher played. Now, as I prepare my first piano classes, I realize something has shifted—not just in me, but in the world around me. In recent months, while organizing lessons and exploring new instruments, I
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As we stand on the brink of an AI-driven revolution, the question of how humanity will navigate the intersection of technological advancement and life purpose becomes increasingly relevant. Technology has progressed at an exponential pace, reshaping industries, redefining communication, and altering the very fabric of society. Yet, amidst this transformation, we must reflect on the
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There are songs that echo so deeply within us that they become anthems for our unsaid truths. Green Day’s latest release, “American Dream Is Killing Me,” does just that. It’s a bold reminder that the pursuit of what we’re told is success can often become a path that strips us of joy, passion, and, ultimately,
