Positive Lifestyle

As Thanksgiving approaches, I find myself reflecting on gratitude in a way that feels more profound and more resonant this year. It's a season to gather, to cherish, and to give thanks—but it's also a time that reminds us of all the changes, challenges, and beauty that life brings. I think of my mother, a woman whose resilience, creativity, and warmth shaped so much of who I am today. She taught me the art of gratitude, not just through words, but through her actions, her joy in simple moments, and her unwavering support.
 

Laughter is often described as the best medicine, a universal language that transcends cultural and linguistic barriers. Yet, when it comes to women, laughter is not always received with the same appreciation. Take, for example, Vice President Harris. Her laugh, often spontaneous and infectious, has been scrutinized and ridiculed by political opponents. But for many, including myself, her laughter represents a form of joyful abandon that is not only empowering, it’s enviable.

It is with profound sorrow that I announce the passing of my mother, Nuzhat Subhani, at the age of 80. Her life was a tapestry of bravery, fascination, and boundless love. Her loss is the most significant I have ever experienced, leaving an irreplaceable void in my heart.

When it comes to navigating the ups and downs of life, it can be easy to get caught up in stress and worry. But what if there was a way to approach things with a sense of joy and ease?