Take a step, two steps, three steps forward.
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From Crown to Calm: How Not Being ‘Saved’ Can Actually Save You
Introduction
You’ve probably heard the quote, “The evil queens are the princesses that were never saved.” Sounds dramatic, right? But …
Pioneering Endeavour for a Horizon Leader
Introduction
Endeavour is a voluntary movement carried out due to the sensation of responsibility towards our god to increase the …
African Expats and Virtual Cultural Exchange
Introduction
In an increasingly interconnected world, virtual cultural exchange has emerged as a powerful tool for bridging geographical divides and …
To Serenity and Beyond
Gripped by fear, guarded by a ray of hope,
You navigate aimlessly across the globe.
With bare feet, shackled to …
Mental Health in Underprivileged Communities: Stigmatization to Crystallization
Introduction
As a resident of an underprivileged neighbourhood, Adam never hesitates to consult John, the gastroenterologist, about the former’s ulcerative …
Eid Al-Adha: Time for Celebration, Solidarity, and Cheerfulness
Introduction
On the 10th of Dhul-Hijja, the 12th and final month of the Islamic calendar, Muslims worldwide celebrate Eid Al-Adha, …
The Power of Reading in a Digitized World
Introduction
When asked about their favourite leisure time activity, people rarely pick reading as their favourite one. Other kinesthetic, visual, …
Surviving the Sneaky Co-Worker: Outsmarting the Office’s Favourite Manipulator
Introduction
No matter where you work, there’s always that one co-worker—the one who isn’t the hardest worker but somehow manages …
Girls in STEM: Ambition and Imagination
Like a bullet train heading to its destination,
Loaded with hope, with no procrastination,
Like a jumbo jet floating swiftly …