When You See Photos Like These, Something Breaks Inside
You would think that by the third year of the war the mind has adapted to everything. Some days it doesn't, and all that's left is to donate, pray and not give up.
You would think that by the third year of the war the mind has adapted to everything. Some days it doesn't, and all that's left is to donate, pray and not give up.
Social media makes it look like everything is always fine with me. It isn't. Right now I'm walking through hundreds of small cuts and disappointments.
Lying by a pool for a couple of hours without thinking about work is still outside my comfort zone. On why resting is a skill you have to learn too.
If you really want to know where you'll be years from now, look at your most stable habits. The habits we build are the life we end up living.
A Jim Collins book, Mayor of Kingstown, the skill of short video, a sleep routine, and the insight of the month: every piece of content leads somewhere next.
Robots run on algorithms, people run on habits. Look at what someone does with an ordinary day and you can predict their future with startling accuracy.
Some days feel like a whole year. Dentist, generator, office, a consultation, my parents, evening prayer — here's everything I got done in a single day.
If you haven't found a solution yet, that doesn't mean there isn't one. Usually we simply haven't found the right door and knocked on it hard enough.
One conversation during a conference break turned into a friendship, a joint interview and new contacts. In life, 99% of opportunities walk on two legs.