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Weep not for roads untraveled, nor for the one that got away. These words often echo in the quiet corners of our minds, moments of reflection on paths not taken, chances missed, or dreams deferred. In today’s fast-evolving world, many liken new opportunities like AI to the cryptocurrency wave of years past. The comparison is apt: both arrived cloaked in uncertainty, promising transformation but demanding courage. But what prompts us to reflect on missed opportunities? A well-read colleague once quoted Shakespeare to me: “Things without all remedy should be without regard.” It struck me. Perhaps the real tragedy isn’t the missed opportunity, but the paralysis that precedes it, the fear of the unknown that keeps us from leaping. When opportunity does arrive, it rarely wears a name tag. It often feels like a disaster waiting to happen. I know this firsthand. I took a leap of faith into real estate with no backup plan. No safety net. No guarantees. And I’m not here to tell you ...

Every morning, the alarm rings. We rise, dress, and step into the rhythm of routine. But beneath the surface of this daily choreography lies a deeper question—one we rarely ask aloud: Why do I go to work? Why do I do what I do? Some answer quickly: “I work for my family.” “I must provide for those who depend on me.” These are noble truths—anchors of responsibility and love. Others say, “I love what I do.” But let us be honest: that answer is rare. And yet, it is the one that transforms obligation into inspiration. So how do we get there? How do we move from  must  to  meaning ? It’s Not Just About the Money We’ve all seen it people earning well, yet feeling hollow. And others earning modestly, yet radiating joy. Clearly, fulfillment isn’t found in the paycheck alone. It’s found in  mastery , in becoming good at what you do.  The Power of Progress Think back to a time you tried something unfamiliar. It was awkward. Frustrating. You weren’t p...