Anti-viral writings for financial resilience, location independence and meaningful relationships.
This is my 3rd month in a row of daily blogging. Since January 1st, I published an article every single day. That makes this the longest streak of writing – 90 interrupted days. And this is my monthly “checkpoint”, a post in which I look back and try to evaluate the challenge. March was a … Read more
And I’m not saying this in a good way. It’s true, in the last 10-20 years, there was a lot of action around “improving” humans. At some point, someone used the word “hacking”, in a positive way, equaling all these improvements with a “white hat” hacker approach. Things like productivity, new diets, tips and tricks … Read more
If it’s Monday, then we have Monday Moving Forward, a series of posts about getting unstuck, igniting the week on a reasonably positive note, or just getting along with the unbearable frivolity of the existence. One of the things that works really well for me to remove blockages, especially at the beginning of the week, … Read more
“Santa Claus is an old man dressed in red, hovering around the North Pole in a flying sledge, pulled by reindeers with wings”. By and large, the sentence above would qualify as a symptom of a serious psychological disorder, if spoken by an adult. Yet, coming from a kid, it would make perfect sense. Not … Read more
NFT stands for Non Fungible Tokens, and it’s making big waves these days. The hype is a bit unjustified, because this is not a new technology (I’m even having a hard time calling it a technology, it’s just a particular use case for blockchain), but when was ever hype justified? That’s why it’s hype, anyways, … Read more
You wake up in the morning and, without even thinking, reach out for your phone. That’s the first thing you do. It may be that you’re checking your emails, your social media feed, or just go through the notifications. And then you get out and carry on with your routine: wash your teeth, shower, maybe … Read more
The other day my flat mate sent me a message asking me what type of peas do we usually buy. She was at the grocery store, and we use to cook together, one of the dishes being based on canned peas with carrots. As I was the one buying it, most of the time, she … Read more
I’m sure there aren’t many of my readers who remember High Five. I’m not gonna lie, even for me it seems quite strange at times, but it was a real thing. The reason it’s difficult to remember it is because it happened long time ago, like more than 10 years (gosh, 10 years is a … Read more
