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”
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My Personal Adventure in the Doctorate of Education Journey
Embarking on my Doctorate of Education has been one of the most transformative adventures of my life a journey that has tested my intellect, discipline, and emotional strength. It began with curiosity and a desire to make a meaningful impact in the field of adult education, particularly within marginalized communities. What started as an academicContinue reading “My Personal Adventure in the Doctorate of Education Journey”
Untamed Desire
Untamed desire is the raw, unfiltered force that drives human ambition, passion, and longing. It represents the instinctual side of human nature the part that seeks fulfillment beyond boundaries, rules, or reason. This kind of desire can manifest as love, ambition, creativity, or even rebellion. It is the fire that fuels great achievements and deepContinue reading “Untamed Desire”
Circle of Trust
The Circle of Trust represents the people in our lives who have proven themselves through loyalty, honesty, and consistency. These are not just friends or family members by title, but individuals who have shown that they can be relied upon when life becomes uncertain. In a world full of false promises and temporary connections, theContinue reading “Circle of Trust”
The Wind in the Tunnel
Life can often feel like standing in the middle of a wind tunnel an invisible force pushing and pulling from all directions. Just as the wind in the tunnel is unseen yet deeply felt, the pressures and challenges in a person’s life can be intangible but powerful. These winds can represent adversity, change, or uncertaintyContinue reading “The Wind in the Tunnel”
Looking Through the Eye of Destiny
To look through the eye of destiny is to see beyond the present moment and glimpse the path that life is silently shaping. Destiny is not always revealed in bold signs; often it comes as subtle guidance, quiet opportunities, and inner convictions that point the way forward. When a person dares to look through thisContinue reading “Looking Through the Eye of Destiny”
The Mirror with No Reflection
When a person looks into the mirror and sees the “invisible man,” it reflects a deeper struggle with identity and self-recognition. The reflection staring back is not just a physical image but a reminder of internal battles, hidden pain, or suppressed potential. Sometimes, individuals feel unseen in their own lives their accomplishments overlooked, their worthContinue reading “The Mirror with No Reflection”
Doctoral: A Personal Journey
Pursuing a Doctorate of Education (EdD) in Leadership is not only about earning a credential but about undergoing a transformation in how one thinks, leads, and serves others. The program bridges scholarship and practice, offering leaders the opportunity to refine their ability to influence change in organizations and communities. For me, this degree has beenContinue reading “Doctoral: A Personal Journey”
Family Affairs
Sometimes, the obvious stares us right in the face, even when we know when the truth is lurking right within us. Secrets buried deep within our thoughts that we carry throughout our lives and hope the truth never surfaces. The old saying goes, “The truth shall set you free!” Does the truth set you free,Continue reading “Family Affairs”
Society’s Everyday People
Every day people are based on society’s social interaction. What we see in society brings a profound thought of curiosity to most people. How people act in society may be a part of their social upbringing or a sudden situation that may occur in their lives. Sometimes the thoughts of others may be a trendingContinue reading “Society’s Everyday People”
