I have no clue how I found Zat Rana's article, maybe back when he published at Medium, but that doesn't really

You tell me.

"Same thing as it's to you"..... Let me put that into question.

It is a feeling? A feeling of what?
I have several magnificent definitions of what freedom is to me, but all of them can be summarized by Nina Simone's definition (New York, 1968).
If you are curious about what she had to say, watch ...

Bertrand Russell, a British polymath, philosopher, logician, mathematician, historian, writer, social critic, political activist, awarded with the Literature Nobel prize in 1950, "in recognition of his varied

5 essential questions. That simple but paradoxically that rare.

5 questions we should be asking ourselves constantly, specially, when confronting a controversial situation.

Alexandra Schwartz makes an hilarious scrutiny of our society's obsessive urge of continuously seeking to be "the best version of ourselves" by pointing out from the neverending technological resources available to the infallible advice offered by best selling authors like ...

Maybe you are not like this guy (who decided to remain anonymous) that "has it all", and you are far to relate to his wealthy life conditions, but it's more than probable that maybe, at some point, you felt that, being who you are and having achieved what you did, you weren't allowed to feel