Author: Karlos Naimwhaka (Karlos Naimwhaka )

If there is one thing the last three years should really be remembered for was something more phenomenal than what was propagandised.

Happiness is something that most people desire, and many of us strive to achieve. We are continuously flooded with messages about the significance of happiness, and how to achieve it.

Individualism is a philosophical and social movement that emphasises the importance of individual freedom and self-reliance. It is a concept that has been celebrated for centuries and championed as the symbol of a modern, progressive society.

Today’s life is a fleeting experience. Time and material possessions have become the benchmark not only for life’s worth,  but also for the individual feeling of worth and self-concept. 

Since the world’s recent emphasis has not been about anything other than using the symbol of love for the sexualisation of society, the love for humankind has become a scarce commodity. 

It takes great guts for one to live truthfully and authentically in today’s world.  The odds against living in truth are countless and immeasurable, and anyone who dares to try must brace themselves for greater challenges. 

In all of human history, this is probably the most interesting time of it all. Of all prophecies and predictions made, this is probably the time anyone would have imagined would forever be in the distant future.

Unless you have fallen straight from the sky into the earthly world, entry into this world has always been welcomed with initiation.  Depending on which part of the world you were born in, one would always be given into the hands of some imaginary friends or guardians.

It would sound untrue and mythical to say that everything we see as life is far more than a feeble mind can imagine.  It may be relieving and pleasing, and there may be various sensible reasons to justify its necessity, but there are more exclusive benefits to the emperor’s grand plan.

Presently, when looking at the concept of leadership, it is presented and perceived in a unidimensional fashion.  Just the mere mention of the word leadership itself suggests only religious, political, and organisational leadership. This could also be the main reason why true leadership may be facing extinction and be replaced with pseudo-leadership.