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“When we shift our focus away from impressing others or asserting ourselves through words and move away from the ego-driven impulse toward self-glorification, we can embrace the wisdom of non-attachment and honor an authentic sense of balance in our interactions with others. ("Esprit d’escalier" - " Staircase Wit")”
― Erik Pevernagie

“When we resource ourselves in humility, we align with self-acceptance. We often recognize that the need for swagger, bluster and “witty repartees” comes from a desire to assert dominance or superiority in social interactions. ("Esprit d’escalier"-" Staircase Wit")”
― Erik Pevernagie

“The chaotic motion of our lives may cloud our minds, exhorting us to step back from turmoil to regain our sense of perspective and control over the self to maintain mental clarity. (“Finally unwind “)”
― Erik Pevernagie

“Resisting life's predictable challenges and cultivating inner stillness and peace of mind means good management of our internal world amid external chaos. It enhances our confidence in preserving the transparency of our thinking. (“Finally unwind “)”
― Erik Pevernagie