On Living A Better Life, Screwing It Up, And Everything In Between
I was thinking about a nice, witty introduction for this short article, but, in all honesty, I couldn’t come up with one. I think relationships – and I’m talking about romantic relationships here – are a very difficult topic, so putting out a witty, happy-go-lucky article about it, will simply be unfair. Consuming that article … Read more 5 Signs Of A Healthy Relationship
Lately I’ve seen a lot of people doing sugar-free challenges. Like, you know, not eating sugar (or sweets) for at least 30 days. Many of them are documenting these challenges on social media and the vast majority of them are reporting very good results. A common thread of these reports is that sugar is “poison”. … Read more We Don’t Need Balance, We Are Balance
I’ve been writing about personal development for more than a decade now. At times, I went overboard. I was so much into the next “system”, the next “program”, the next “challenge” that I lost the big picture, thinking I found some magic shortcut that can turn things around fast, without any consistent effort. Of course, … Read more 5 Clues You’re A Personal Development Junkie
And the only productivity hack I know for WhatsApp, honestly. Just to make things clear, WhatsApp doesn’t particularly strike me as a productivity app. On the contrary. It can be the most distracting thing in your digital inventory. And yet, many people are using it, and sometimes for good reasons. It has end to end … Read more The Best Productivity Hack For WhatsApp
One of the perks of working from coffee shops is the amount of meaningful conversations you can have – based, obviously, on the number of interesting people you meet there. Since lockdown relaxed, a couple of weeks ago, I was finally able to restart my working from coffee shops routine (slightly trimmed down, but still). … Read more Obstacle And Opportunity Start With The Same Letter
Ernest Hemingway was probably the biggest influence on my late teenage years. Between 15 and 18, I’ve read everything I can put my hands on, which had Ernest Hemingway name on it. Some of his short stories I still remember by heart. Like The Short Happy Life Of Francis Macomber. Still get the chills when … Read more The Amount Of Life In Our Days
The first major evolution on content monetization was the internet. Before internet, making money on your content was relying on slow and limited routes. If, for instance, your content was writing, you would have to spend months having your book published and wait years for your royalties. Or, at best, you could make some recurring … Read more A Blockchain-Based Experiment In Content Monetization – Hive
I’m just as good as the last goal I achieved. I constantly need more goals to prove myself worthy. I need to do more in order feel better. I always feel I’m not good enough. All of the above are symptoms of the overachiever syndrome. I know, because I’ve been suffering from it for a … Read more A Few Downsides Of The Overachiever Syndrome