Author: Pablo Platero

“What do you want to be when you grow up?” asked the boy. “Kind,” said the mole.  —This is one of the most famous and beloved lines from The Boy, the Mole, the Fox...

Happiness is often seen as something external, something to be pursued, achieved, or granted by circumstances. But what if happiness isn’t about external conditions at all? What if it’s about the way we think?...

We often trick ourselves into believing that worrying gives us control. If we anticipate every scenario, we think we can prevent bad outcomes. But the truth is, most things are beyond our control, other...

Our brain is a remarkable survival machine. Its primary goal is to keep us alive, constantly scanning for potential threats and dangers. This evolutionary design has served us well over millennia, helping our ancestors...

Every person you meet carries a piece of you with them. Someone out there is still using the phrases and words you once shared.Someone is still telling jokes they first heard from you.Someone believes...

As the year comes to an end, it’s a wonderful opportunity to pause and reflect on the journey we’ve taken over the past twelve months. This season isn’t just about celebrating joy but also...

We all go through difficult, sometimes deeply unpleasant moments in life. At first glance, these experiences may seem like setbacks, something to avoid, forget, or even resent. But what if I told you that...

It’s easy to take everyday life for granted. The morning coffee, the steady job, the loved ones you greet, the roof over your head, these things can feel routine, even mundane. But pause for...

It’s easy to confuse pleasure with happiness, but they are fundamentally different. Understanding this distinction can help guide choices that lead to a more fulfilling life. •Pleasure is short-lived, while happiness is enduring. •Pleasure...

Constantly questioning whether every action is right or wrong creates unnecessary conflict within. Instead, joyfully accept that sometimes things may go wrong, and that’s okay. No one can always know if what they’re doing...