How is your soul (Mind, thought, and beliefs)? In a culture obsessed with doing, achieving, and appearing.

We spend countless hours and energy in developing our children’s talents, driving them to rehearsals, practices, games, and club meetings. These commitments aren't bad; they teach them discipline, build friendships, create lasting memories, and offer valuable experiences. But are we teaching them to care for their inner life - their souls?

Character, resilience, and emotional well-being don’t develop by accident; it has to be shaped with intention. Our children may collect skills, medals, trophies, and memories, yet remain underdeveloped in the areas that matter most: who they are, how they handle life, and how well they understand themselves. “The unexamined life is not worth living.” – Socrates, Apology

In today’s world, noise is the norm, and distraction is a given. Socrates urges us to pause, examine, and reflect. Caring for mind, thought, and beliefs requires intention. And it begins with asking the harder questions:

• Who am I?

• Why am I here?

• What matters most?

• What kind of life is worth living?

• What is good, true, and lasting?

Have you ever asked yourself—who am I, really, and why am I here on this earth?