Incoming: What About the Young People?

Hey readers! I've decided to make my next topic about the leaders of tomorrow - our children. This is a pretty interesting topic because not only is this a crucial group that numerous people have different viewpoints on, it is also a group that doesn't receive as much attention as it should. We talk all the time about how the "children are our future" but just how much do we do to ensure the future is in able hands? So, that's where I come in. I'll discuss about just how much of an impact we've made upon the young peoples' lives and just how difficult a task it is to ensure that children make the right decisions, and follow the right paths.

Again, if there are topics you'd like to see written about (that won't come off as biased or showing favoritism to one group), don't hesitate to let me know.

I'm All Ears

How's everyone doing today? I just wanted to make it known that in the midst of my post publications of different topics I have, I am also open to ideas that my audience may want to see a post about as well. I mentioned in a much earlier post that I wanted to start an advice corner, and I am still continuing that for whatever topics people would like input on. Email me directly for any suggestions, ideas, or feedback (sereneparadox@gmail.com)!

Gone Too Soon

We all have loved ones. We'd be lying if we said we didn't. They are the ones we hold closest to us, and that mean more to us than anything. Usually these are your direct family members, the people who have been in your life since you took your first breath. Then there are your blood relatives, close relatives, family friends, and so on. But loved ones aren't just family, they are our friends, best friends, bffs, bffls, boyfriends, girlfriends, and others we have encountered in our lives with whom we have formed a special, unbreakable bond. These connections that we share with those special individuals are not only what make us human, but also make the world an easier place to live in.

Coming Up Next: Loss of Loved Ones

My next topic will be about dealing with a loss of those close to us in our lives. We all have had someone in our lives that we may have left us sooner than we would have liked; some of us may be dealing with this right now. Nonetheless, I thought it was a good time to bring this topic to the surface and talk about what it's like to deal with a loss, and what we can do to get through it. To those fortunate enough not to deal with one, then this post could help you console or comfort someone you know who may have lost someone.

An Insecure Mindset Leads to an Unsecure Future: Stopping it From The Source (Part 3)

So, the question is, how do you overcome these insecurities that seem to run so deep in our lives. Well, to get rid of a weed, you take it from its root, and so for our problem, we go to the source.

An Insecure Mindset Leads to an Unsecure Future: The Real (Part 2)

     I've been thinking of the different ways to go about this, since insecurity is such a big topic. So I think I'll start with the physical sense, since its what a significant amount of people have insecurities about, or where most of them begin. Our bodies are our own. We all have unique bodies in the sense that it belongs to us, and there is no other body like ours.

Insecurities Part 2

First I want to apologize. On my last article, it was brought to my attention I did not deliver what I said I would discuss. I said I would dive deeper into insecurities, why they are what they are, causes, and things like that, the things people don't really go discuss. Instead. more of my focus was towards the individuals dealing with insecurities right now and why it's important to work through them (which is something important as well). So! I am going to write a part 2 this week where I go into detail about insecurities, and this time hitting the points that need to be hit, and not repeating what people probably hear on a daily basis. Stay tuned for the next issue and I hope that is a much better read than part 1.

An Insecure Mindset Leads to an Unsecure Future

It haunts us from our childhoods, and stays with most of us even when we are adults. It's the barrier that hinders us from fully opening up to those we care deeply about. It's the veil we always wish we had to hide ourselves from the outside world. It's the voice in our head convincing us we aren't good enough and that we won't reach our full potential. It's insecurity.

Next Topic: Insecurities

I know it's been a while, but I am back now with a new blog post coming out that I think people will really appreciate. I've been busy with my summer class and haven't had time to write but I hope my upcoming post will make up for it! I am titling it, An Insecure Mindset Leads to an Unsecure Future, and it will discuss the problems both females and males face in society today, and not just in regards to talking to someone a person may be interested in. I want to address the issue at different lengths and hopefully give insight to the source of these kinds of issues. A lot of times we see people with insecurities and are so quick to judge, but don't realize there is always a story or a reason behind it. So stay tuned for the next post coming up and as always, thanks for being great readers.

Blessings

"Friends, Ones We Can Depend On"

It's taken me a while to compile this post because I've been trying to think of what it truly means to be a friend. For a seemingly simple thing to define, there is more to it than meets the eye. Being a friend is more than just a full-time job or something people call those close to them, its someone with whom you share a special, unbreakable bond. I don't mean that you are in love with that person, have certain non-platonic feelings for them, or have ulterior motives and are using the friendship as a means of attaining it. I mean you have this person in your life because they help make a positive impact on it, and you do the same for them (Note: friendship is a two-way street!).