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  • When Our Ego Blocks the Upgrade 

    When Our Ego Blocks the Upgrade 

    Why Saying “I Was Wrong” Is Harder Than Admitting You Still Use Internet Explorer Hey Pops Culture fam! Let’s get real for a minute. We love debating our favorite movie endings, the best console generation, or whether a hot dog is a sandwich (it is, fight me). But there’s one debate we often have with Read more

  • The “Better” Trap: Why Your Hardships Are Your Greatest Competitive Advantage

    The “Better” Trap: Why Your Hardships Are Your Greatest Competitive Advantage

    In a world fueled by the “scroll,” we are constantly bombarded with images of people who seem to have it better. We see the private jets, the perfect health, and the effortless success, and it’s easy to feel like we got the short end of the stick. But after everything I’ve been through, I’ve realized Read more

  • Unveiling the Hidden Struggles Faced by Kids from Privileged Homes

    While it is easy to assume that children from privileged homes have the world at their feet, the reality is often more complex. Behind the facade of wealth and comfort, these children face their own unique set of challenges that can have significant consequences on their mental health, academic pursuits, and overall well-being. In this Read more

  • The Quiet Revolution: Rediscovering the Principles of Matthew 6

    The Quiet Revolution: Rediscovering the Principles of Matthew 6

    In a world saturated with social media, self-promotion, and the constant need for validation, it’s easy to feel lost in the noise.  We often chase the applause, the likes, and the external recognition that momentarily fills a void but ultimately leaves us empty. For those of us who strive to live by a principled code, Read more

  • The Principle of Presence: Why Where You Give Matters Less Than How You Live

    The Principle of Presence: Why Where You Give Matters Less Than How You Live

    To the people of principle, those who seek to live by a code of ethics and integrity regardless of the prevailing dogma, I offer this observation: The true measure of your principle is not where you worship, but how you treat the stranger you will never see again. I’ve spent time observing the world, and Read more

  • The Principle of Humility: How Well Do You Handle Being Wrong?

    The Principle of Humility: How Well Do You Handle Being Wrong?

    As we journey through life, we collect principles, facts, and beliefs, the cornerstones of our worldview. We gather them from school, trusted mentors, and, most powerfully, our parents. Yet, as the years tick by and new information floods the zone, we often discover that some of these foundational “truths” are actually outdated, incomplete, or simply Read more