Webster defines candor  as being outspoken, frank, and candid. For me, candor means communicating with transparency and authenticity. But an important question remains: can we practice full candor and  be kind?      There are certainly moments when it’s wise to limit what you share. Timing and appropriateness matter, especially with sensitive information. Yet trust can only grow when we tell the truth. Partial truths mislead. Even technically accurate statements can create fa

What do most people want from life? Happiness. And for many, happiness is defined as comfort—avoiding pain, stress, and discomfort.      But let me ask you a deeper question: Where would you be today if comfort had never been your goal?  What dream would you still be chasing? What challenge would you have conquered? Whose life would you have impacted? What difference would you be making?      This isn’t about guilt—it’s about clarity. What do you truly want from life? And is

Small, consistent changes create lasting transformation. One simple habit, practiced daily, can steer your life in a better direction. Replacing old habits with positive ones is a powerful way to overcome resistance and embrace growth. Start small: Drink a glass of water first thing in the morning. Pause for gratitude and reflection before bed. Turn off devices and trade screen time for reading. Smile intentionally and show kindness to those you meet. Think of someone w

What is one simple positive habit that you could practice every day?   It might relate to your health, to your relationships, to your business, to your finance, to your learning, to your worship.      One small habit practiced daily could create significant outcomes.  How significant?  The only guarantee is that no positive change creates nothing good.      Here’s the question again.  What is one simple positive habit that you could practice every day?      And here is one l