There are no permanent solutions in dynamic systems.Dynamic systems are constantly evolving networks of interdependent variables where change is the only constant, and respond to both internal shifts and external stimuli in ways that usually defy prediction.

Different set of circumstances, different decisions, different experiences.But human, nonetheless.We walk through life adorned in countless identities, child, professional, parent, friend, citizen, student, teacher, consumer, creator.

Is the world cut out more for those who are socially fluent over those who aren't?As humans, we live on and off a social spectrum that defines much of our experience.It's a core aspect of our our collective experience that shapes our opportunities, relationships, and sense of belonging.

eat the frog first means starting with the most difficult tasks and then moving to less hard tasks down until everything is completed for the day. There's this pattern that I've noticed with delayed gratification, which is hard tasks tend to provide more long-term satisfaction and deeper rewards, whereas the less hard ones are quicker to finish but offer minimal fulfillment in comparison.

Good things come to those who wait, they say. I think being patient with the outcomes or rather outputs of one's efforts is a luxury not everyone can afford. For the most part, it the natural order of things. It takes 9 Earth months for a human baby to fully develop in the womb. Seeds don't grow into towering trees overnight.

Compared to a full glass, an empty glass makes a lot of noise when shattered. It's a fragile thing that's devoid both of liquid and stability. And this emptiness, though fragile, holds immense potential, in that it represents a readiness to be filled with new possibilities.