I learnt from my own experience that humans in general suck at imagining the consequences of today’s actions on a future version of us. This ability to peer into the future is affected by many factors like our biological wiring or our state of mind. Someone who is influenced by alcohol does not fear the […]
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Last night I was rewatching an 80s classic “The princess bride” at an open-air cinema in good company, the sky full of stars over my head and wine. I happened to notice two girls in front of me that were taking photos of themselves watching a movie. Nothing out of the ordinary I thought to
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There is a lot of uncertainty in the air of my universe at the moment. Some of it is shared between us like wars, countries’ aggressive expansions and global threats. Some live in my immediate world of rising interest rates, team restructures and changes. The news of changes can be unsettling. Our body machinery wants
Self-awareness is invaluable. It is a humbling tool for personal development and growth. It is a doorway to understanding yourself and others. Without it, we are just primates running on autopilot of habitual thinking and doing. A lack of self-awareness can turn us into a wrecker ball smashing relationships, sabotaging careers and in some cases
I have been wearing contact lenses for a long time. They are great. I don’t feel embarrassed wearing them as I do with my prescription glasses, they are hygienic and safe. I fell asleep wearing them by accident, had more than one panic moment when swimming where I thought that they got washed out and
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Days filled with exciting activities are only a part of living usually taking place on weekends. For most people their weeks consist of going to work and dealing with the mundane. Where do we find glass-full reminders in the nine-to-five grind? Do we need to break away from the routine to have a great life?
These days we are spoiled with abundant content from streaming services, social media and refusing to extinct dinosaur traditional television broadcasts. Back in the 80s, there were 6 buttons of choice on the front of the brown box housing a bulging glass tube. The upcoming movies and cartoons schedule was published in the local newspaper.
Many of us like true crime shows books and podcasts. However, there is another form of true crime entertainment that adds another dimension to it. They are walking tours with a knowledgeable guide that can share a dark history of the streets and buildings of your very own city. Combined with actual locations and imagination
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Perception of time changes as we develop through life. Long waits in a queue and never-ending Mondays disappear into no-existence all thanks to our ability to see things in perspective (according to one of my favourite theories). Its principle is simple. If you are just starting out in business and barely scrambling to stay afloat
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