Growth is something that almost disappears once we become adults. As children, we see growth through grades, competitions, and achievements. As teenagers, we feel it through breakthroughs, challenges, and dreams. But in adulthood, growth becomes invisible: No levels No progress bar No “you’ve improved” notification No visible milestones Adult growth gets buried under work, diluted by responsibility, and worn down by life. We work hard, we endure, we persist—yet seldom see tangible progress. T...
