Reclaim Your Life
Scott SymzHi, I’m Scott — each week I share reflections, perspectives and practical ideas to help you think differently, take ownership of your choices, and reconnect with the part of you that still wants more from life. Reframe your thoughts. Reclaim your life!
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You Are Not "Fine" Just Because Your Life Looks Calm on the Surface
The pond was calm from the bench. That was the first thing I noticed. I had gone there with no real purpose other than to sit somewhere that did not ask anything from me. It had been a long week at work and my thoughts were racing. I needed...
The Victim Within
Poetry series, volume 22:
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The victim still resides,
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his voice, o...
The Cruelty of Being Left Without an Ending
The person who ghosts you is the one who is haunted.
Not you.
If you’re dating right now, you’ve probably been ghosted before.
Maybe more than once.
And it sucks.
It isn’t the disappearance that haunts you.
It’s being left alone with...
Episode 4: How to Achieve Anything You Want
In this episode of Scott’s Thoughts, I explore a powerful parable often attributed to Socrates: a young man asks for the secret to success, and learns that vague interest is not enough. Real change begins when desire becomes clear, discipli...
The Lost Art of Holding Someone Gently
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Empathy is not soft, it’s like steel, wrapped in grace,
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the long...
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