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Let Them Clash, Let Them Heal, We Don’t Interfere.
View article: Let Them Clash, Let Them Heal, We Don’t Interfere.I laugh so hard when I read my son’s (14 years old) WhatsApp text (Yes, I’m still checking my kid’s phone every day, what can I say? I’m an asian parent, there’s no privacy until they become an adult. Agree or disagree? It’s up to you.) Basically, it’s between him and the other kids that…
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A Good Life, Essentialism, happiness, Happy Life, personal-growth, Productivity, Road to Simple Life, Simple LifeWhen Purpose Wins, Conflict Loses!
View article: When Purpose Wins, Conflict Loses!I heard a sentence this morning that keeps circling in my head: Purpose is reducing conflict. At first, it sounded like a neat phrase I’d skim past and forget. But the more I thought about it, the more it began to feel like a quiet truth. Think about the conflicts we face every day. Shall we? There’s…
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Kindness Without Strings Attached
View article: Kindness Without Strings AttachedThe other day, I was in line at a coffee shop. The woman in front was struggling with her coins and looked stressed. I had some extra change and decided to help her out. She looked up, surprised, and smiled at me warmly. Honestly, I didn’t do it out of obligation; I did it because…
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What Do Friends Really Need: Listening or Advice?
View article: What Do Friends Really Need: Listening or Advice?My phone rang. It was my best friend’s name on the screen. I’m not the kind of person who always picks up someone else’s call if it’s not essential for me, but I decided to pick it up, since I know it’s usually important if she made a call, and she is an important person…
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The Parents’ Survival Guide to the Social Media Jungle
View article: The Parents’ Survival Guide to the Social Media JungleMy main idea about parenting is simple: children watch and imitate us. They observe our every action and reflect it back. We like to imagine we’re raising them with deep values: patience, gratitude, kindness. But kids are clever little detectives. They don’t just listen to our words; they study our habits. And that’s why parenting…
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Kirana Sidin is the author and life coach behind Cheers for a Good Life. She writes about meaningful living, inner alignment, and the belief that a good life is built, not waited for. Read full bio.