connect shan

In life, we often seek guidance from various sources as we mature. During our formative years, we heed the advice of our parents, follow the teachings of our educators, and adjust to the expectations of our supervisors and colleagues in the workplace. At times, in our efforts to meet these expectations, we may become obstinate and neglect our own well-being, as well as that of others. The diligence we exhibit might lead us to believe that we must continually demonstrate our strength to the world. While some individuals thrive, others encounter challenges, and some are still in pursuit, influenced by external pressures.

Amidst the constant surrounding noise, finding inner peace can be challenging. However, in moments of solitude or amidst nature, we have the opportunity to listen to our inner voice. This allows us to gain insight into our own needs, aspirations, and ambitions. In doing so, we come to realize that genuine strength originates from within, from having faith in our own voice.

Listening to ourselves does not mean disregarding the advice and experiences of others. It involves cultivating self-awareness and comprehending our passions, which, in turn, enables us to value and embrace the perspectives of others. By harmonizing external and internal voices, we can craft a rewarding life for ourselves.