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I was attending a business conference today. A really touching point was when Maria Corina Machado was invited to speak.

She’s just been awarded the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize for her tireless pfight for democracy and human rights in her country. She has been under significant political pressure, including being barred from running for office, living under threat, and becoming a symbol of the opposition movement in Venezuela.

The most remarkable thing is that without money and power she managed to bring people together. While there are leaders who are very eagerly trying to get Nobel as another trophy, Maria Corina was simply fighting for freedom of the people. It is so clear that LOVE is even bigger than global political power, armies and weapons.

That’s a really poetic question. It stopped my thoughts for a moment. 🌞

In reality nothing can cast a shadow on the sun itself. The sun is a massive ball of burning gas, 🔥 and it’s the primary source of light for our system. Shadows happen when something blocks light, but you can’t really block the sun’s own light at it’s a source. 💥

Symbolically, the sun stands for hope, joy, truth, and the Self. ♥️ Metaphorically, grief, fear, or self-doubt, loss of purpose are powerful forces that can “shadow” even the brightest sources. On a deeper level: the inevitability of suffering in life — even the most beautiful things are touched by shadow sometimes. 🌥️

We should though remember that nothing can cast a shadow on the Self, the Sun, which is whole, radiant! Whatever shadows we experience they are temporary and changing perceptions, not reality. In the forgetting we feel lost, but the sun doesn’t go anywhere. The moment we remember, we become peaceful again. 🌅

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Do you ever feel like the New Year is some kind of magical deadline for everything? 🎇

That weight you swore you’d lose by May? Well, you’ve got two weeks left—time to consider some kind of crash-course starvation plan. 🍩🍭🍫
You said you’d travel more this year, but flights during Christmas? Ticket prices make you reconsider that plan. 🤯
You promised to read 30 books 📚—maybe 3 got done (thanks Netflix), so now you’re staying up late speed-reading to justify your book purchases.
And let’s not forget work. Suddenly all those projects absolutely must be wrapped up before the New Year, despite the fact that half the team is already “OOO” 🏖️ on December 16th.

It’s funny, isn’t it? How much power we give to one date. 🗓️ How we try to fit a year’s worth of ambitions into a few weeks. And then, when we don’t, we let ourselves off the hook, make some fresh resolutions, and push everything into the next year.

Life isn’t a race to December 31st. 🏇Progress doesn’t have an expiration date. And resolutions? They’re just intentions. Your life is happening now, not waiting for January 1st or even Monday.

What if we stopped giving the calendar so much control and started focusing on making small, consistent choices—every day, all year? 🐌

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Therapists usually never ask a question WHY❓They are trained not to ask this question. The reason behind it is quite simple: we often don’t know 🤷‍♀️ why. When we don’t know the answer, some of us start feeling insecure or silly and close or shut down even more.

We do not necessarily know why we do things when we do them. Therapists instead ask: how did it make you feel ❤️, what motivated you to do it, what were you thinking when you were doing this, what sensations come up? Most people will be able to answer those questions.

This is also a great approach at work. Sometimes people cannot answer why they did something or made that mistake. 🙉 So instead of asking why, try asking probing questions: could you explain the process of this work? what makes you sure that you have understood it correctly and completed it on time? ✅ Based on what evidence/documentation do you make a decision? When did this problem begin? What is your biggest challenge with this? In an ideal world, 🌍 how would you like this process/job to look like?

Do you think it could work for you?

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