The World’s Most Dangerous Place

Exploring the depths of our minds

This was published in “The Shortform” publication on Medium.com

We spend 24/7 in the world’s most dangerous place, our own minds.

Allowing our thoughts to wander can lead us to dangerous territories. Being caught in our own heads turns us into harsh self-critics.

From the outside, it appears as though everyone has their lives together, exhibiting mental stability. In a world bombarding us with images of flawlessness, where individuals seem invincible to life’s challenges, this constant exposure can foster self-doubt.

I believe everyone resides in one of three life phases: entering a storm, enduring a storm, or emerging from a storm. Life presents an ongoing mental struggle, and nobody is immune to the unsettling places our minds can wander, particularly when plagued by negative thoughts.

It is crucial to remind ourselves that we are simply human.