'Use Your Words'
The phrase is an instructive call to action.
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Queen Elizabeth II embodied and exemplified what a leader should be.
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The phrase suggests grief and love as the greatest loss and gain of life, bound up together.
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Happy 2nd Yearsary to CRAFT | POLISH—and greetings to its readers everywhere!
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Five thoughts on the concept of transformation.
Read MoreGreat Lines: Walt Whitman
Walt Whitman’s ‘O Me! O Life!’ is a celebration of human being and potential.
Read MoreSustine et Abstine: The Stoic Maxim
The phrase ‘bear and forbear’ calls for the Stoic to endure the trials of life with self-command.
Read More5 Thoughts On... Rivers
Five thoughts on rivers.
Read MoreHow to Write Your Personal Statement in 4 Steps
Here are 4 steps to help you write your personal statement.
Read MoreGreat Lines: Alexandre Dumas
True freedom is believing what is truly right, will be.
Read MoreFear vs Anxiety: Futura (2021)
Anxiety is when fear becomes a default state of mind.
Read MoreImagine... Space Cathedrals
The Webb images have stoked the will and the capacity to imagine what lies beyond our scope.
Read MoreGreat Lines: Rudyard Kipling
Kipling suggests the ideal mindset of a champion.
Read MoreGreat Lines: Sylvia Plath
Plath imagines female choice as a fig tree.
Read More5 Thoughts On... Discomfort
Five thoughts on the concept of discomfort.
Read MoreWhat Is the Mind?
When challenged to define what the mind is, it’s not easily done.
Read MoreThe People's Queen and Paddington
All very British, indeed.
Read MoreUnburnable
Penguin Random House has made a resounding political statement in support of free speech—of the female persuasion.
Read MoreFor the Kids
Thinking today about the kids of this world.
Read MoreGreat Lines: Antony and Cleopatra
As Shakespeare reimagined, in refusing to be mastered, Cleopatra mastered herself.
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