SoulScript Team 
It’s 6:30 PM on a Wednesday, and you’re sitting in your car in your driveway, staring at your house. You have absolutely no memory of the drive home from work. You remember leaving the office, getting in your car, and now somehow you’re here, twenty-five minutes later, with no recollection of traffic lights, turns, or … Read more
It’s your 50th birthday party, and you’re standing in your backyard surrounded by colleagues, distant relatives, and acquaintances you’ve accumulated over the years. The conversation is pleasant but surface-level—talk about work projects, vacation plans, and the weather. You smile and nod appropriately, but a nagging thought keeps surfacing: “Where are the people who really know … Read more
You’re standing in your closet at 7 AM, holding two perfectly acceptable outfits, paralyzed by indecision. You text your best friend a photo of both options with “Which one?” even though you already know which one you prefer. Twenty minutes later, you’re still waiting for her response while mentally cycling through every possible reaction your … Read more
It’s Tuesday evening, and you’re driving your fifteen-year-old home from soccer practice. You ask the classic parent question: “How was school today?” Without looking up from their phone, they mumble, “Fine.” You try again: “Did anything interesting happen?” Another monosyllable: “Nope.” By the time you pull into your driveway, you’ve learned absolutely nothing about your … Read more
It’s Saturday morning, and your 7-year-old is standing at the kitchen counter, flour everywhere, egg shells scattered across the surface, and what was supposed to be pancake batter looking more like chunky soup. Your first instinct is frustration—you’re already running late for soccer practice, the kitchen is a disaster, and this “helpful” gesture has created … Read more
“Why can’t you be more like your sister?” The words slip out before you can catch them, hanging in the air like a toxic cloud between you and your 9-year-old son. His face crumbles for just a moment before hardening into that familiar mask of defiance you’ve been seeing more often lately. Your daughter—the one … Read more
You’re sitting in a meeting when your colleague Sarah walks in five minutes late. She doesn’t make a scene or offer elaborate excuses—she simply nods to the presenter, takes a seat, and mouths a quiet “sorry” to those nearby. Later, when the discussion gets heated and people start talking over each other, Sarah waits for … Read more
It’s 7:30 PM on a Tuesday, and you’re finally sitting down after what feels like the longest day of your life. Work was overwhelming, dinner was a battle of wills over vegetables, and you still have laundry to fold and emails to answer. Your 8-year-old daughter appears in the doorway for the fourth time in … Read more
You’re at a dinner party, and you mention that you recently got a promotion at work. Your friend Sarah immediately laughs and says, “Wow, they must have been really desperate if they picked you!” Everyone chuckles awkwardly, and when you look hurt, she quickly adds, “I’m just kidding! You know I’m joking, right? You’re so … Read more
You’re at brunch with your friend Sarah, excitedly sharing news about a promotion you’ve been working toward for months. Instead of celebrating with you, she responds with, “Oh, that’s nice. I guess they needed someone to fill that spot quickly.” The comment stings, but you brush it off—maybe she’s having a bad day. Later, when … Read more
