The uncanny soul moves through life with a presence that is both familiar and mysterious, carrying a depth that cannot be easily explained or ignored. There is something about such a person that unsettles and inspires at the same time a quiet intensity, a wisdom shaped by unseen experiences, a calm that suggests they haveContinue reading “The Uncanny Soul”
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The Invisible Individual
In many aspects of life, people move through the world unseen not because they lack presence, but because others fail to truly look. The invisible individual is the person whose efforts go unnoticed, whose struggles remain unheard, and whose value is overlooked by a society often distracted by status, titles, or outward success. People tendContinue reading “The Invisible Individual”
The Evil Eye of Trust
Trust is often offered with pure intention, yet it is sometimes met with the “evil eye” a quiet force of jealousy, doubt, and hidden resentment that poisons what should be genuine connection. The evil eye of trust appears when people smile in your presence but carry unease, competition, or insecurity in their hearts. Their wordsContinue reading “The Evil Eye of Trust”
The Glass House: Life and the Weight of Human Actions
Living in a glass house is to exist in constant visibility where every decision, success, mistake, and moment of growth is observed, interpreted, and often judged by others. In life, this reality becomes clear when the actions of people toward you reveal more about their own perspectives than about your character. Words spoken casually, assumptionsContinue reading “The Glass House: Life and the Weight of Human Actions”
Challenges of the Mind: A Cognitive Perspective
The human mind is a complex system responsible for perception, memory, learning, reasoning, and emotional regulation, yet it is continuously challenged by internal and external stressors. From a cognitive perspective, these challenges arise when individuals are required to process large amounts of information, adapt to rapidly changing environments, and manage emotional responses under pressure. CognitiveContinue reading “Challenges of the Mind: A Cognitive Perspective”
The Transition
Becoming a college professor after a military career represents a powerful transition from service-centered leadership to knowledge-centered impact. The discipline, structure, and mission-driven mindset developed in the military form a strong foundation for academic excellence. Veterans often enter higher education roles with a deep sense of responsibility, a commitment to integrity, and the ability toContinue reading “The Transition”
The Underachieved
Underachieved individuals are often misjudged by outward circumstances rather than recognized for the depth of their moral character. Society tends to measure success by titles, income, and outward accomplishments, leaving little room to appreciate those whose potential has been overshadowed by systemic barriers, lack of opportunity, or personal hardships. Yet many of these individuals demonstrateContinue reading “The Underachieved”
Time of Scholarly Endurance
The start of my research study and data collection marked a defining moment in my doctoral journey a true time of scholarly endurance. After months of preparation, approvals, and refining the research framework, stepping into the data collection phase felt both empowering and overwhelming. This stage represented the shift from planning to execution, where myContinue reading “Time of Scholarly Endurance”
Doctoral Candidacy: A Personal Accomplishment
Achieving doctoral candidacy is a significant academic milestone that represents the transition from being a student of knowledge to becoming a contributor to knowledge. It reflects years of commitment, intellectual growth, and perseverance through rigorous coursework, comprehensive examinations, and the development of a focused research agenda. Reaching candidacy signifies that a scholar has demonstrated masteryContinue reading “Doctoral Candidacy: A Personal Accomplishment”
Invitation Letter
Dear Potential Participant, My name is Paul Samuel Young, and I am a doctoral student at Trident University International. I am conducting a research study titled The Effects of Stress and Loneliness on Adult Education Participation Among Black American Men After the COVID-19 Pandemic. The purpose of this study is to explore how experiences ofContinue reading “Invitation Letter”
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