Mariyam Mohamed

Photo Credit to Ridha Last night, I attended the Maldives Professional Speakers Association get-together, where I witnessed people supporting each other and sharing their knowledge. One individual I deeply admire has built something unprecedented in his field despite facing criticism. This led me to reflect on life. As I looked back on the past years, I recognized a profound truth: people often talk about those who have achieved success in their respective fields. They discuss their accomplishments, analyze their journey, and sometimes even criticize them. However, beneath these conversations lies something deeper—an unspoken desire for success and recognition. As I reflect on these discussions, I can't help but think of a question many people have asked me: "Why are you hanging out with these people?" The answer is simple—because they inspire me. They push me to think bigger, to grow, and to continually challenge myself. Surrounding yourself with people who share knowle...

"When children witness a father's betrayal and a mother is forced to beg for money while children survive on others' leftovers, the cruelty of that society becomes evident."  Mariyam Mohamed The world is full of surprises—some bring joy, while others test our resilience. However, the way we perceive these events defines our reality. In today’s society, truth often struggles to find an audience, while gossip spreads like wildfire. People are drawn to scandal, controversy, and deceit rather than honesty and integrity. This shift in values is evident in every corner of our world, raising concerns about the state of morality and human consciousness. We live in an age dominated by artificiality, both tangible and intangible. Social media has become a tool for deception, where individuals curate false versions of their lives to impress others. The pursuit of authenticity is fading, replaced by a culture of exaggeration and materialism. People chase validation through likes ...