Why Lent is Important?

Richard Uzelac on Lent

Lent, also known as the Great Fast, spans six weeks leading up to Holy Week, where we commemorate Jesus Christ’s passion, death, and resurrection. It’s a time to reflect on Jesus’s sacrifice for humanity, his crucifixion, and his triumphant resurrection, which opened the gates of Heaven for us all. It’s a time not only to […]

Why Are Most People Rejecting Electric Cars?

Why Are Most People Rejecting Electric Cars?

In a recent turn of events, the once-prominent narrative of gasoline-powered vehicles bowing out to futuristic electric counterparts appears to have hit a snag. Contrary to bold predictions, consumer enthusiasm for electric cars has failed to live up to the towering expectations voiced by pundits not too long ago. The disparity between anticipation and reality […]

Nature’s Remedy: Unveiling the Mental Health Benefits of Outdoor Escapes

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Many advocates for an eclectic approach to addressing mental illness, particularly in the context of depression. For many, including myself, the desire for true well-being — a yearning for harmony and vitality, free from the shackles of medication and its unwelcome side effects. Why limit ourselves when it comes to utilizing all available resources to […]

Richard Uzelac: Try the Hershel Walker Workout!

Credits to Herschel Walker’s YT Channel In the world of fitness, few stories captivate and inspire, like that of Herschel Walker From a chubby kid facing taunts to a phenomenal athlete who achieved extraordinary physical feats, Walker’s journey is both fascinating and motivating. What set him apart was not just his determination but the unique […]

Richard Uzelac: The Power of Truth

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In a world filled with misinformation, spin, and outright lies, the importance of honesty and truth-telling cannot be overstated. Jordan Peterson’s “rule 8” from his book, “12 Rules for Life” – “Tell the truth or at least don’t lie” – is a profound reminder that truth and falsehood have real consequences, both for individuals and […]

How to Develop a Good Habit by Richard Uzelac

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How to Develop a Good Habit by Richard Uzelac The first thing that comes to mind when I reflect on the topic of habit is a goal. What is a habit without a goal? How do people develop both bad and good habits? Did they have a goal in mind while developing them? Scientifically and […]

How to Avoid Depression: 7 Effective Techniques to Prevent Relapse by Richard Uzelac

Techniques to Avoid Depression Depression is a debilitating condition that affects individuals in various ways. While triggers may differ from person to person, there are several techniques that can help prevent or avoid a relapse. In this article, we will explore seven powerful strategies to incorporate into your life to maintain mental well-being and reduce […]

How to Become Successful At Work by Richard Uzelac

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Success is often glorified and considered the ultimate goal; isn’t it true? Whether we strive for success in our personal lives or professional careers, it motivates us to work harder and often measures our self-worth. However, as we look around, we can’t help but wonder why so many successful people are still unhappy and unfulfilled. […]

How to Implement Time Management, by Richard Uzelac

How to do Time Management by Richard Uzelac

Being productive can be challenging, especially when you have a lot on your plate. However, by implementing some simple strategies, you can stay organized and focused on your objectives. Have you ever found yourself feeling stress-free after accomplishing some tasks? Also, do you feel stressed when there is too much on your plate? One formula […]

Ego: Taming the Inner Beast, by Richard Uzelac

What is Ego? by Richard Uzelac

Merriam-Webster defines the self as the combination of elements that make up an individual’s identity and uniqueness. However, people often limit their sense of self to just one defining aspect of their lives, such as their profession, achievements, race, ethnicity, culture, age, sexual orientation, religion, relationships, family, or possessions. When we describe a new acquaintance […]