The Growth Club

I needed to read this today 😳

This proverb explains how the strongest beings still face small threats. The saying teaches lessons about caution, vigilance, proactive action, humility, and success. The proverb reminds people that ignoring small problems can create larger risks later.

The clock grows louder, but so do you. Answers come easy doubt comes quicker. You don’t search for truth, you search for certainty. Yet somewhere inside, you already know you’re not guessing… you’re just learning to trust.

A bull is so ..... I dont know what to call it. Serious? Dangerous? Threatening? If you walk by one. It will just demand your attention even if you dont notice it. You have got to stay in your lane if a bull is nearby, no sudden moves buddy. Bulls are pretty interesting & suspiciously lesser in amount-Something is happening to the bulls. Also I guess I am supposed to share development so here is also an image of a card game I am trying to make. Left one was made 2 years ago & I am currently working on the right one (obviously). Pretty cool right?

The night smelled of warmth and unfinished dreams. a low lamp, a voice humming names i didn’t yet understand. sleep came easy then no questions, no weight of becoming. just faith folded into sound, rocking me whole. i miss the way the world once felt safe simply because someone was awake for me.

The clock chimed thirteen in the dead of night A candle flickered though no one gave it light Her journal had words she’d never penned Each page told tales she couldn’t comprehend A name kept repeating she didn’t know before Until she saw it carved on her bedroom door

At a basic level, it draws a clear line between two types of situations. First are those where a person has some control. In such cases, anger does not really solve anything. If something can be fixed or improved, then the focus should shift to action. Getting upset may feel natural, but it delays the solution. The line suggests that energy should go into doing rather than reacting. The second part talks about situations where nothing can be changed. These are often the ones that frustrate people the most. When something is out of control, anger only stays within the person feeling it. It does not change the outcome. Instead, it builds stress and can affect how a person thinks or behaves afterward. The line points toward acceptance here, not as giving up, but as a practical way to move forward without carrying unnecessary weight. It does not expect perfection. It only asks for a small pause before reacting. Over time, even that small habit can change how situations are handled. People may still feel anger, but they may not hold on to it in the same way.

Be there for your ownself

Sometimes being myself feels so suffocating that life seems bizzare to me . Being in an Indian family I can't be my own . It's like being bi(sexuality) is a curse for me .

I lost more than i planned to, but not the part of me that chooses to stand again. even when answers fail and effort feels invisible, i decide what this means to me. pain didn’t end me it asked me who i want to become.