As we move along with our daily lives, we experience struggles and problems, but it's alright, it's normal, and don't be upset about it. This is what self-empowerment is all about. Empowering yourself is about taking control of your own life amid the changing hues of life. It means permitting yourself to succeed and be … Continue reading How To Live a Self-Empowered Life
War is a severe problem when it comes to economics in any country experiencing it. War comes with high economic costs—damage to infrastructure, and buildings, a decline in the working population, inflation, shortages, uncertainty, doubt, and a rise in debt and disruption to a usual economic undertaking. The book entitled “Can’t Hobble the Elephant” by … Continue reading COST OF WAR: The Impact of War on Economy and Its Overall Aftermath
How Criminal Activities Maneuvers the Society and How It Stir Social Orders It is evident that crime has been a prevalent phenomenon since the first dawn of civilization. Since the first arrival of the first conquistadors owning lands and killing millions of tribal cults that spread all over the ground, it seems like people cannot … Continue reading How Criminal Activities Maneuvers the Society and How It Stir Social Orders
Looking up above, you can see the magnificent creation in the large picture. View that consist of plants, animals, bodies of water, and high-peak mountains. As a matter of fact, the beautiful symmetry of nature’s view tells us something beyond its surface that we cannot see just by looking. That’s why the best option that … Continue reading Bird’s-Eye View : On How to Protect the Nature’s Gift
Eugene F. Ware once said, “All glory comes from daring to begin,” implying that to achieve success, one needs to pluck up enough courage to take the leap. As a writer, knowing that I had the capacity to continuously produce articles without losing my morale (and mind) took a lot more than just a dream. … Continue reading The Journey of a Pen: Writing About Travelling
“Fret not over the regrets, but cherish the lessons”- Walter Hoge. As we go along with our lives, we encounter different obstacles that will test us and teaches us some lessons. Most of these lessons are painful; sometimes, we are blinded by the idea of failure, and we choose to be at the heart of … Continue reading Self-Empowerment adds to your Game in Combating Life-struggles
There has been an increasing trend in African migration almost on an annual basis. Human migration is the transfer or the movement from one place to another of an individual or a particular group of people to settle in a new location. In Sparrows of Senegambia, author Charles Sampson in this inspiring memoir, detailed his journey … Continue reading A Closer Look at African Migration
One of the issues faced by most prison systems is how to prevent inmates and ex-convicts from committing the same mistakes and finding themselves behind bars again. The problem and threat of recidivism are ever-present, a concern that both the Justice Department and the Federal Bureau of Prison cannot do away with. In fact, in … Continue reading Recidivism and the Society – Real Talk
There is no guarantee that solving injustice will cause rebellion to end because it might be a substitute for something else. No episode in American history has inspired more imaginative writing than the Civil War. Authors have made the struggle the subject of thousands of rhymes, songs, poems, short stories, plays, radio shows, and screenplays. … Continue reading The Price for Independence
Several people choose courage as one of the most desirable traits among the virtues. After all, any sane individual seeks courage when facing extreme difficulty or crisis. They think that if only they dared to do things, they would have acquired more in life or that they would be in a much better position than … Continue reading Finding Courage on the Everyday
Wandering Will 