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Stoicism Is Misunderstood: It’s Not About Emotions
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Emotions are part of the human experience, and Stoicism does not deny them. It seeks to master them through reason, not erase them. To reduce Stoicism to emotional control is to mistake the shadow for the substance. The true Stoic concern is not how to feel less, but how to live better — with integrity,…
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Dark and Light Masculine Energy – What is it?
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In essence, light masculine energy is about chivalry, integrity. Dark masculine energy is ambition and power.
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Long Nails: A Self-Imposed Limitation for Women
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Why are we crippling our potential? In a world that increasingly welcomes women’s full participation in engineering, medicine, science, mechanics, and technology, it’s time to ask a pointed question: are long nails crippling women’s capacity to fully engage with the material world?
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Dark and Light Feminine Energy
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What is dark feminine energy? It means I do not care. To say a bit more, since Kali energy can be so necessary. Dark feminine energy is the power of destruction. When used for good…
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Warmth and Work: How Tropicowork is Changing the Way We Think About Office Comfort
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Why Tropicowork’s Warm Environment is the Key to Comfort and Equality in the Workplace. Imagine walking into an office, café, or coworking space only to feel an immediate chill that seeps into your bones. For the next 9 hours. For the next 52 weeks. For the next 4 decades. For many, this is the daily…
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The Empowering Strength of Stoicism: A Philosophy for Women
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Stoicism, an ancient philosophy that dates back to ancient Greece, has often been associated with resilience and emotional restraint. While historically male-dominated, Stoicism holds profound benefits for women seeking empowerment and inner strength in today’s world. In this blog post, we explore how Stoicism can be a guiding light for women, empowering them to navigate…
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Tropicowork: Warm Coworking
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Coworking spaces have revolutionized the way we work, providing a dynamic and collaborative environment for professionals of all backgrounds. However, temperature preferences often become a divisive factor, especially for women and men who tend to run cold. That’s why Tropicowork was created. Imagine a coworking space thoughtfully set at a cozy 77 degrees Fahrenheit, offering…
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