Wendell's Diary

As someone who grew up with a passion for creativity, I often think about how much I would have loved to pursue a career as a YouTube creator if I had grown up in today’s world. The opportunity to share my ideas, stories, and talents with an audience would have been a dream come true. And I would have hoped for someone to guide me—a mentor or a supportive figure who could help me navigate this unique path. This is why I’ve decided to integrate a new focus into my blog: helping parents who see potential in their “star children” and want to guide them toward success as creators. --- Why This Matters YouTube is a relatively new career path, and many parents might feel unsure about how to support their children in this space. It’s not like traditional careers where there’s a clear roadmap. Creativity, storytelling, and audience-building don’t always come with a manual. But they are skills that can be nurtured—and that’s where I hope to step in. While I don’t have children of my own, I empa...

**Introduction** Plato, one of the greatest philosophers of all time, had a clear stance on education. In his work "The Republic," he suggested that philosophy is not suitable for young children. He believed that the rigorous study of philosophy should be reserved for older individuals who have developed the necessary discipline and maturity. However, I would like to challenge this view. I believe that children, with their natural curiosity and unique ways of thinking, are actually perfect candidates for engaging with philosophical ideas from a young age. **Children's Natural Curiosity** Children are born philosophers. From the moment they can speak, they start asking questions about the world around them. "Why is the sky blue?" "Where do we go when we die?" "What is love?" These are all deeply philosophical questions that reflect a child's natural curiosity and desire to understand the world. By encouraging this curiosity, we can help ch...

**Introduction** Finding a soulmate is a dream many of us cherish. For me, it’s not just about finding someone to share my life with, but also someone who shares my passions and dreams. Imagine meeting that special person who not only understands you but also collaborates with you in creating meaningful content. Now, take that vision a step further—what if we had kids? How would our creative journey evolve?  **The Beginning: Creating for Each Other** At the start, our productions would be centered around each other. Romantic videos, heartfelt blog posts, and deep philosophical discussions would form the core of our content. We’d explore themes like philosophy, self-improvement, and feminism, standing up for women's perspectives and creating a vibrant, intellectual space together. These productions would not only strengthen our bond but also inspire others to join us on this journey. **The Next Chapter: Educating and Entertaining Our Kids** As our relationship grows and we start a f...