For years, my morning routine was exactly the same: wake up, grab my phone, check the news, and immediately feel my heart rate spike.

It felt like the world was constantly on fire. Every headline was designed to make me scared, angry, or hopeless. And it worked. I found myself "doomscrolling" for hours, feeling paralyzed by problems that seemed too big to solve.

One day, I asked myself a simple question: Is this the whole picture?

I started digging. I looked past the breaking news banners and started searching for the people fixing the problems. I found scientists inventing plastic-eating enzymes. I found communities replanting forests. I found technological breakthroughs that are saving millions of lives.

I realized the good news was out there—it just wasn't getting the clicks.

I created BlissInfoNews to change that. I wanted to build a filter for the noise—a place where you can stay informed about the world without sacrificing your mental health.

I’m not here to tell you the world is perfect. I’m here to show you that it’s fixable.