In the words of Ferris Bueller, “life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.” I grew up watching Ferris Bueller and still love the film today. I’ve been called idealistic, unrealistic, been laughed at and belittled most of my life. “You’re too sensitive”, “you need to get with the real world”, “you’re gonna have to sacrifice your principles to make money” and the lame advice continued. Did I listen? No. Eventually, I just stop

"I'm really something special. It's the world that's fucked." This is such a narcissistic thing to say. But oddly enough, it's actually become true for so many of us. The innocent creative nonjudgmental eternal being has all but been rendered invaluable to psychopathic intention. Because we accept a sociopathic system of business, and narcissistic social life focused primarily on body parts and "valuable" belongings to be "the way it is," our reality mirrors that. This is jus