Tag: Writing

  • 35 Years after my Birth

    35 Years after my Birth

    I wrote this last year and want to share it as it is even if it is 35 years after my birth. How beautiful were the days when we had no responsibilities. All those moments spent staring at our hands, the days we played with our feet. Our only concern was food. Sounds used to…

  • Understanding Modern Phone Habits: A Cultural Perspective

    Understanding Modern Phone Habits: A Cultural Perspective

    Do you remember rotary phones? We used to look up the number in the phonebook or enter it from memory. We lined up a series of digits one after another. The phone was fixed. If you didn’t catch it, you had no idea who was calling. Sometimes we ran to pick it up, sometimes we…

  • Finding Meaning in a Life of Migration

    Finding Meaning in a Life of Migration

    I carry within me a constant urge to migrate. I don’t know if it’s an escape from myself, or simply the thrill of starting over again and again. Would I be content if I were a bird, free to fly wherever I wished? There was a time when travel felt simple—when I could just enjoy…

  • Men, Feminism, and the Misunderstood Threat

    Men, Feminism, and the Misunderstood Threat

    I see often the debate of men over feminism. Quite absurd one. Topic: “Misandry Carried Out Under the Name of Feminism” Some call it social engineering, some defend feminism, some defend their manhood. When I saw the title, my first thought was: How? How can someone see feminism as such a big threat? What could…

  • Finding Balance: Managing Stress and Life’s Pressures

    Finding Balance: Managing Stress and Life’s Pressures

    I was wondering why I am constantly busy, why I am constantly experiencing moderate stress, and what stress means to me, and I found myself writing here. I guess it’s better than thinking to myself. I am accustomed to a certain level of stress. When it exceeds that level, I consider abandoning my job and…

  • Survival as Success

    Survival as Success

    Sometimes I Feel Like We Underestimate Survival When autumn comes, the leaves fall and renew themselves. The tree remains the same tree, but the leaves are not the same leaves. Fruits are born, grow, develop, and die. Just like the world. The soil we stand on remains in place. Don’t look at those who die…

  • Avoid These Common Myths About Success

    Avoid These Common Myths About Success

    I love this type of content. Look, successful people do this, they reached success thanks to these habits, etc. I’ve listed a few things I found online. Let’s take a look together at how to be successful and how not to be. This article has three sections: Things not to do to be successful Things…

  • Success Beyond Comparison: Lessons from Nature

    Success Beyond Comparison: Lessons from Nature

    What Would a Tree Say Success Is? What would a tree say if you asked it what success means?What if you asked a stray dog about its biggest dream?Do you think racehorses even realize when they’ve won a race? I often wonder: what does “success” mean to nature? Probably just surviving, reproducing, bearing fruit. Then…

  • Why Intelligence Doesn’t Guarantee Success

    Why Intelligence Doesn’t Guarantee Success

    Why Are Smart People Not Always Successful? Lately, I’ve been seeing this question pop up quite frequently. Most recently, I stumbled upon it again online forums, and out of curiosity, I decided to check out what people were saying. It was nothing short of a comedy. Some claim that all successful people are intelligent, while…

  • Project Management-10: Avoiding Common Communication Pitfalls in Projects

    Project Management-10: Avoiding Common Communication Pitfalls in Projects

    Communication is one of the most overlooked aspects of work life. Yet, the true secret behind a successful project — and effective project management — boils down to just one thing: effective communication. In professional life, it’s not your technical expertise but your ability to present your work that often sets you apart. As long…