Tag: Writing

  • Project Management-9: The Paradox of Freedom:

    Project Management-9: The Paradox of Freedom:

    Free Slaves: The Paradox of Modern Work Life I titled this piece Free Slaves because we, the white-collar workers, are just that — free slaves. Or worse, we’re the tribe members who betrayed their own to ensure the efficient functioning of the system, believing ourselves to be masters. We call ourselves “free” because outside of…

  • The Cost of Passivity: How Modern Media Dulls Our Minds

    The Cost of Passivity: How Modern Media Dulls Our Minds

    As we grow older, we begin to understand the true value of time. You can’t store it, reclaim it, or buy it back. And as I began to grasp the value of time, I realized how often I had become a passive observer in my own life. The scary part is, this passivity increases each…

  • Project Management-6: Measuring Project Success, Key Metrics to Know

    Project Management-6: Measuring Project Success, Key Metrics to Know

    We continue our project management series with a question: Is success measurable?Let’s be honest — to your managers, you’re just a bunch of statistics.If something can’t be quantified, it doesn’t matter. Is that really the case? It shouldn’t be — at least not for good managers. But sometimes, hiding behind the mask of “rationality,” people…

  • Project Management-1: Save the World

    Project Management-1: Save the World

    A new series is coming but this time not overloading like before. Just 10 posts for it. The theme? Project management. Until now, I’ve written and reflected on all sorts of different topics.This time, I thought I’d write about something related to my earlier work, my profession. I want to share the experience. Maybe I…

  • How to Know Yourself-78: Embrace Change Today

    How to Know Yourself-78: Embrace Change Today

    A New Year’s Mindset — But Why Wait for a New Year? Even though this post’s title refers to the new year, the new year is still months away.But I chose this framing because we can treat any day as a new beginning — and because we’re approaching the end of this self-discovery series. I…

  • How to Know Yourself-77: Through Sharing and Connection

    How to Know Yourself-77: Through Sharing and Connection

    Sharing, Vulnerability, and the Value of Connection Who among the people close to you do you want to remain in your life? How would you like to leave your mark on their lives? How often do you feel the desire to open up and share your deepest emotions? How do you plan to cope with…

  • How to Know Yourself-61: Exploring Your Life Choices

    How to Know Yourself-61: Exploring Your Life Choices

    The title gives it away: our question today is, how does the constant search for excitement and change impact your daily life? Does it affect your relationships, preferences, or career? When a new travel destination or possibility comes to mind, what are the first questions you ask yourself? And what do those questions reveal about…

  • How to Know Yourself-60: The Impact of Travel and Adventure

    How to Know Yourself-60: The Impact of Travel and Adventure

    What comes to mind when you hear the word “adventure”? For me, it’s an intriguing word because it means something different for everyone. To me, adventure is a journey into the unknown — stepping outside of my comfort zone without expecting any particular outcome. When I hear the word adventure, I feel curiosity and excitement.…

  • A Journey Through Time

    A Journey Through Time

    It had been so long — far too long.And now, after all these years, I was back in the land of my childhood.The moment I inhaled its air, thousands of thoughts rushed through my mind like a river breaking its dam.Each breath seemed to draw not just oxygen but the essence of memory itself —…

  • Returning Home, Forgetting the Past

    Returning Home, Forgetting the Past

    I am a Turkish migrant who lives in Germany over 10 years already. Time is flying. i came to Germany when i was 24 years old. Most of my 20s was here. It is hard to consider for me where is home because I am far from my past, not so strongly connected. The reason…