Have you ever wondered what makes you - you? Is the "you" of yesterday the same as the "you" of today? Is who you are something you self-define? What really makes you - you? And why does the question even matter?
The above quote summarizes Israel’s brilliant point from part one. It explicitly explains that the past contains valuable information that is important for the present and future. Also, that reflection can prevent the past from defining your future.
Looking back is not staying back. Oftentimes, the best way to prepare for what lies ahead is to truly understand what is behind you but not dwell in it.Occasionally, we…
Although not often obvious, it is undeniable that individual school of thoughts shared on social media platforms, now sits very easily on our consciousness as truths even without proof or evidence. But Opinions, Opinions! That is what they are, and should be treated as such first, except proven beyond doubts. The habit of airlifting opinions as facts or equating them to truths, should be avoided at all cost.