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Who were you. 10 years ago, who are you today. And more importantly, who will you be tomorrow.If you think the answer is obvious, let me tell you, you do not know who you will be because identity is a river, not a stone. I was that obedient child, ever eager to please my parents, teachers, and a lovable friend to many, matter of pride perhaps. But what about that childhood fun and freedom that I silently forfeited.Then came university. I stepped out of my serious tag and explored fun, freedom and a bit of r ...

Have you ever reached a goal you thought that would finally change your life but only to realize that next morning feels just the same. That's because the greatest illusion of all is that achievement is also fulfillment. But the truth is success without alignment always fails.We are living in the most advantageous age humanity has ever known. We have more education, more opportunities and more wealth and more achievement also than our previous generations. From skyscapers to space travel, from artificial in ...