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Continue reading →: Give Yourself That Credit. Do It Now!However you’ve arrived at the end of 2020 (bruised, bored, broken-hearted, in grief, or in strange sweatpants), you’ve made it. Now, give yourself some credit for it.
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Continue reading →: Be That PersonKindness might work like a superpower yet it’s way more accessible than a vibranium shield. We should never underestimate the power of conversation.
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Continue reading →: On Where/Who You AreOnce upon a time, in the good ol’ pre-pandemic times, I took the train to Edinburgh. My snack supplies were coming to their end, beautiful scenery was emerging, and an exciting long weekend was ahead. It was a long-awaited family weekend that not even a potentially terrible weather could stop.…
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Continue reading →: The LoopHave you ever come back to place that’s very dear to your heart, after a long time, to reflect on what a crazy loop of time it has been?
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Continue reading →: It’s OK to Ease into Non-Adventures, SometimesOn my way to work, I have to move my body in weird ways (that can also be observed – from far away, to be safe – on the dance floor sometimes) to avoid a swarm of school kids on their tiny scooters. Like in an uncoordinated aerobics workout, I…
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Continue reading →: Reject the Choices, Create the NarrativeDon’t spend your energy on choosing between A and B. Spend it on rejecting this dichotomy. When asked what I like most about Budapest, I would answer in a rather vague yet honest way: there’s no certain way how the city is pushing you to be. You don’t have to…
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Continue reading →: Bosnia and Herzegovina: My Inadequate Ramblings on a Truly Incredible LandIf you’ve been to Bosnia and Herzegovina you might remember what and amazing and kind country it is. Here is my quick Thank You to the welcome I’ve received there.
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Continue reading →: Oh The Mountains, Oh The Gratitude a.k.a. The Andes Effect“Earth, well done!” – I thought, with lots of pride as a human being, as I was mercilessly depleting the battery of my phone, taking hundreds of pictures through the plane window. I very rarely book a window seat (being able to go to the bathroom without bothering anyone is…
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Continue reading →: On a Strange(ly Beautiful) Memory Disorder
I was brushing my teeth the other day and, suddenly, I was on a rooftop in India, sharing some heavily overpriced beers with my new travel companions. Fireworks went off, we all looked at each other rather confused, and then realised it was probably because the cricket match between India…
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Continue reading →: São Paulo Again“But why São Paulo? Couldn’t you get the same things in any big city?” – I was asked by a young guy dancing next to me, and, needless to say, a dance floor is not necessarily the best place to reflect on anything else than the quality of music. But…
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