Welcome, L.I.V.E. Pathfinders. Have you ever felt it? Perhaps it haunts you in the quiet moments of the day, or perhaps it’s loudest in the frantic rush of Lagos traffic. It’s that low-grade, persistent hum of anxiety that whispers, Am I doing enough? Will I get mine? What if I fall behind? What if I…
Welcome, L.I.V.E. Pathfinders. How many of us feel like we are constantly juggling, perpetually behind, just trying to keep all the balls in the air? The demands of work, family, personal well-being, and community often feel like competing forces, leaving us exhausted and feeling like we are merely surviving rather than truly living. This relentless…
Welcome, L.I.V.E. Pathfinders. It is a feeling so many of us know intimately here in Lagos and around the world. The racing heart, the tight chest, the endless loop of “what if?” that plays in our minds. It is the overwhelming weight of stress and the restless hum of anxiety. In our fast-paced, high-pressure world,…
Welcome, L.I.V.E. Pathfinders. We are about to be replaced by machines in everything they can do. This is the best thing that could possibly happen to humanity—if we can remember what they can never do. We stand at a profound crossroads in human history. We are more connected than ever, yet more divided. We hold…
Welcome, L.I.V.E. Pathfinders. Throughout human history, faith has been one of our most powerful forces. It has inspired breathtaking art, built compassionate communities, and provided countless souls with a profound sense of purpose and peace. It has been a wellspring of love and light. Yet, we must also be honest. In the name of that…
Welcome, L.I.V.E Pathfinders. There is a valley that, sooner or later, all of us must walk through. It is the valley of grief, a landscape carved by the sorrow of a profound loss. When we are in it, the world can feel colorless, the future can seem like a closed door, and our own hearts…
Welcome, L.I.V.E. Pathfinders. For too long, many of us have believed that the opposite of racism is simply being “not racist.” But this is a passive stance, a quiet neutrality in the face of a raging fire. It suggests that avoiding racist acts is enough to solve a problem that is woven into the fabric…