Have you ever wondered if the Internet reflects our collective dissatisfaction? It’s a question that’s been swirling around in my mind lately, as I navigate the vast expanse of online spaces. Sometimes, it feels like every click leads me to another manifestation of human discontent. Scrolling through social media feeds, it’s hard to ignore the barrage of negativity. People venting frustrations, airing grievances, and engaging in heated arguments over seemingly trivial matters. It’s like a digital echo chamber, amplifying our discontent until it feels overwhelming. But it’s not just social media. The Internet, in its entirety, seems to be a reflection of our dissatisfaction with the world. We seek out news articles that confirm our biases, feeding into a cycle of outrage and indignation. We flock to forums and comment sections to voice our frustrations, often hiding behind the anonymity of a screen. And yet, despite all this discontent, we […]

“There is only one way to avoid criticism: do nothing, say nothing, and be nothing.” -Aristotle Handling criticism has always been a struggle for me, probably more than for most people. I, like many, used to get defensive at the slightest hint of feedback, feeling like I was under attack. It was like I wore a “victim” label, refusing to own up to my mistakes or acknowledge any room for improvement. But I’ve come to understand that criticism is essential for growth. It’s not about being attacked; it’s about breaking out of our comfort zones and becoming better versions of ourselves. One of my triggers used to be the question, “Why do you do it that way?” It would instantly put me on the defensive, ready to argue my case. However, I’ve learned some valuable tips along the way to handle criticism more constructively. “As a matter of fact, we […]