A simple black-and-white line drawing of a stick figure standing alone on a blank background. The figure’s body is made of thin, straight lines, with small oval shapes for feet. Its head is a round circle with short, spiky hair drawn as a few quick lines. The figure’s facial expression looks anxious or uncertain, with raised eyebrows, wide eyes, and a slightly open mouth turned downward. One hand is touching the side of its head while the other hand is lifted outward in a confused gesture. Above the figure’s head is a large, cloud-shaped thought bubble, suggesting they’re deep in thought or worried.

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If you go looking for the bad in the world, you’ll find it. And you’re likely to find more than you bargained for while you’re at it. But why go searching for madness in the first place? When you narrow your focus on a singularity – a specific moment, object, feeling, or desire – that’s … Continue reading Think Differently: Open Your Mind to a Better View

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