John Articles
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You Were Raised One Way… But Now You Choose Who You Become
Your background introduces you to a direction—but it does not imprison you in it. Read more
accountability, adulting, becoming your best self, behavior change, breaking bad habits, character development, coaching, daily habits, decision making, deep thinking, digital products, discipline, emotional intelligence, environment vs mindset, growth mindset, habits, high performance, identity, independent thinking, influence, inner growth, inspiration, life choices, life coaching, life lessons, life reflection, lifestyle change, mental strength, mindset, mindset coaching, moral development, motivation, online learning, overcoming adversity, personal development, personal growth tips, personal responsibility, positive mindset, productivity, purpose driven life, real talk, self awareness, self development content, self growth, self improvement, self improvement tips, success habits, success mindset, transformation, truth about life, values, wisdom -
Love & Respect| Modern day world
If both are carrying weight, then respect cannot be defined the same way it was when responsibilities were divided differently. It cannot be rooted only in position. Read more
emotional intelligence in relationships, equal partnership, gender roles today, healthy relationships, love and dignity, Love and respect, love in the modern world, marriage and respect, masculinity and leadership, modern marriage values, modern relationships, mutual respect in marriage, patriarchy vs partnership, relationship balance, relationship dynamics, relationship growth, relationships in modern society, shared responsibilities, traditional vs modern relationships, working couples -
The thin line between Love & Respect [Series 1]
Sometimes people choose partners they feel they can control, influence, or stand above. Many do not notice this line, but it exists. And when love is built on imbalance, it slowly turns into manipulation. Real love does not look for someone to dominate Read more
emotional intelligence in relationships, equal partnership, gender roles today, healthy relationships, love and dignity, Love and respect, love in the modern world, marriage and respect, masculinity and leadership, modern marriage values, modern relationships, mutual respect in marriage, patriarchy vs partnership, relationship balance, relationship dynamics, relationship growth, relationships in modern society, shared responsibilities, traditional vs modern relationships, working couples -
The Pen Is No Longer Mine
I once authored my own world. Now life holds the pen, and I live by pages I never chose. Now the chapters arrive unannounced. Responsibilities replace possibilities, and choices narrow into obligations. I wake up inside sentences I didn’t draft, learning to read between lines written by loss, delay, and unanswered prayers. Yet even here,… Read more
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𝐂𝐫𝐲 𝐢𝐧 𝐚 𝐦𝐚𝐧𝐬𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐨𝐫 smile 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐠𝐮𝐭𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐬?
People like to say, “I’d rather cry in a mansion than smile in the gutters,” and they repeat it like it’s wisdom. Read more
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Be Different (Series 1)
Whenever you choose a different direction from what everyone around you keeps telling you to follow, you are choosing a different future from theirs. Most people who give advice are not speaking from possibility; they are speaking from repetition. Read more
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Why Most People Are Defensive
I have met good people — truly good people — and they’ve changed the way I see the world. In the best way. I haven’t written here in a while. Not because I ran out of thoughts, but because one of my previous articles led to personal consequences I wasn’t ready to carry loudly. I… Read more
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Carrot, Egg, or Coffee?
when the heat rises, will you be the carrot, the egg, or the coffee? Read more
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𝐅𝐫𝐨𝐦 𝐌𝐞 𝐭𝐨 𝐘𝐨𝐮
I hope the people you love truly believe that you love them.I hope the love you give returns to you tenfold—overflowing, brimming, and shaken.I hope the pain you’ve known doesn’t make you doubt the joy that is waiting for you.I hope you believe in fairy tales with happy endings,And may the ones with sad endings… Read more
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Grandpa; The wall clock
I spent most of my childhood with my grandfathers in the village, and he had this not so big but a fancy classic clock on the wall. I found it fascinating. Around the age of six, Read more
