We close every year with plans, goals, and renewed ambition.But most goals don’t fall apart because of poor strategy or lack of effort.They fail because we keep pursuing new outcomes with an old identity. The version of you that played safe this year can’t lead the breakthroughs you want next year.The version that prioritised harmony over honesty can’t build high-trust relationships going forward.The version that moved fast but without direction won’t create meaningful momentum. A new year doesn’t demand a reinvention.It demands an upgrade in identity—a shift from who you were to who your future actually requires. That version of…
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This morning, during my daily walk — one of those small rituals that helps me slow down and clear my mind — I stumbled upon something truly beautiful: the pupa of the Euploea core butterfly, hanging delicately from a branch, perfectly still yet silently alive with possibility.

