Hello Solitude

Alain de Botton sums it up: “I am advocating a philosophy of cheerful pessimism.” Translation? Life is messy, unfair, and often ridiculous, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be enjoyable.

Creating a personal ‘bubble’ helps you set boundaries, focus on what matters, and protect your mental health so you can thrive, not just survive. A bubble that acts as a support system, not a hiding place.

In a world that craves validation, keeping your goals private helps maintain motivation and focus. Shielding your aspirations from unsolicited feedback and comparisons preserves your drive and heightens the excitement of achieving your dreams.

Introverts aren’t all shy; they just have a PhD in solitude and a black belt in observation. When left to their own devices, their creativity emerges like a ninja from the shadows.

In a bustling world, ‘hermit mode’ isn’t about being antisocial; it’s about amplifying inner harmony and minimising chaos. While others pursue social interaction, hermits cultivate their peace like a precious orchid and revel in deep thoughts and better snacks.

Peace of mind is like having a superpower that helps us bounce back from tough times and keep our cool when things get wild! It’s not just some lofty goal – it’s a revolutionary change in our daily grind.