choose rational thinking over good fortune

There's something profoundly paradoxical about Halloween. We dress as the things that terrify us, invite darkness into our homes through dimmed lights and flickering candles, and deliberately seek out experiences designed to make our hearts race. Yet on this night of manufactured terror, something magical happens: we laugh.

As summer's golden warmth begins to fade and the first crisp whispers of autumn dance through the air, we arrive at one of nature's most profound moments—the Autumn Equinox. This celestial event, occurring around September 22nd, marks more than just the astronomical beginning of fall;

Losing a job can feel like the end of the road. The sense of uncertainty, the worry about bills, and the fear of not knowing what comes next can weigh heavily. Yet for many, especially after the pandemic, this apparent setback became the spark for something new. With no job