There’s a control more ancient than chains, more consistent than any law: the withholding of information.
It doesn’t scream. It doesn’t shout.
It just doesn’t tell you.
At first glance, it feels personal.
You ask someone, “Where were you?” They respond, “Out.”
You ask, “Where’s my money?” and they shrug.
You ask your family about your childhood, and they say, “You don’t need to know that.”
Small acts, every day. But together, they build a pattern one that stretches far beyond the dinner table.
See, this isn’t just human error. This is systematized silence.
The same energy that kept ancient books from Black hands.
The same silence that kept real economics off the high school curriculum.
The same method that makes you feel dumb signing a contract written in riddles.
The same game that sells secrets behind velvet ropes at $2,000-a-seat workshops.
They’ve just updated the packaging.
Now it’s algorithms.
Now it’s “terms and conditions.”
Now it’s friendly apps with hidden settings.
Now it’s content feeds that show you just enough to make you think you know—but never enough to change your position in the game.
Calm yourself.
Breathe.
This isn’t about paranoia.
It’s awareness.
The world needs workers. Systems need roles filled. And if you don’t know how the system works, you’ll likely just fall into your place, by default not by decision.
But don’t be mad.
Be mindful.
It’s tempting to blame everyone else. But there’s a truth that hits harder than being misled:
Withholding information from yourself is the most painful silence of all.
Not reading. Not learning. Not studying. Not listening.
Every time you tell yourself, “I’m too tired to think,” or “That’s just not for me,” you turn down the volume on your own evolution.
It’s okay to admit it.
We’ve all been there.
That’s not weakness. That’s step one.
So, what do we do?
Go searching for every secret in the universe?
Nah.
You don’t need to become a walking encyclopedia.
You just need to become attuned to yourself, to your questions, to your goals.
Because when you know what matters to you, you’ll know what information to chase.
What rooms to walk in.
What questions to ask.
And what silence to challenge.
Because no, the internet doesn’t tell you everything.
No, social media isn’t the truth.
And no, the news isn’t complete.
But your journey? That can be.
Not perfect, but whole.
Study what matters to you.
Stay open.
Stay grounded.
Stay aware.
And whenever you find a piece of information that feels like it was hiding behind a wall nod and smile. That’s a little piece of your freedom you just reclaimed.
Because the world doesn’t just run on money.
It runs on what people know and what they don’t.
And wellness?
That’s not just a state of being.
It’s a strategy.
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