Lately, I'm quite occupied preparing the first Pilot Project, A Good Life Webinar. It's still running. (Wish me luck, guys!). Honestly, sometimes it's kinda of draining my energy. A lot of things to do and think about, specifically and in detail. Actually, it's like the simple, slow-living me versus the extraordinary me who's a productive … Continue reading The Funny Thing About Purpose
Salesperson: “Free chocolate sample?”Me: “Okay.” (bites, oh they're good!)Salesperson: “They’re on promo.”Me: “Hmm. No thanks.”Salesperson: “They might sell out.”Me: "Okay, fine." (now $25 poorer with 3 packs of chocolates that I didn't need and even know they existed 90 seconds ago) Familiar? Of course. I bet you've been in this kind of situation, especially when doing the grocery shopping. At first, we … Continue reading Why We Struggle to Say No: The Power of Reciprocity
Sofia was the kind of student every teacher remembered. She wasn't the smartest in class, but she was very curious. She stayed after class to ask questions about the lecture, wrote essays on any available paper she could find, and viewed lectures as facts to apply in real life. In the first semester of her … Continue reading The Art of Giving Constructive Criticism
"Hey Babe, do you know that Mr. A, an ex-governor and one of the presidential candidates, has an affair with one of those "hot girls" on social media? Rumor has it that he has a baby with her. And now she's asking for his responsibility. He's doomed! His political career will go nowhere after these." … Continue reading Stop Watching The News
"Ma'am, this stove is the newest technology, renowned for its innovative design that utilizes magnetic elements inside, setting it apart from any conventional gas or electric stove that relies on electric heating elements. The beauty of this stove lies not only in its modern aesthetics but also in its efficiency and performance. It consumes only … Continue reading Ditch The Jargon; Keep it Simple!
