mental-health

  • Freedom

    What are the biggest benefits of minimalist living? Freedom — that is the main benefit of a minimalist life. Having only what is necessary, without weighing yourself down with excess baggage. Both in the material and in the mental and… Continue reading

    Freedom
  • Like To Go Shopping When You’re Hungry

    How do you use social media? Social media is like fire or like credit cards. If you don’t have control over them, addiction and disaster are guaranteed. However, if used intelligently, they can become an important tool for growth, education,… Continue reading

    Like To Go Shopping When You’re Hungry
  • Outdoors

    What’s the most fun way to exercise? No matter what activity we choose, exercise should be something we genuinely look forward to every day. If we’ve tried going to the gym and got bored after a short time, it simply… Continue reading

    Outdoors
  • How We Have Changed In Six Years

    How have you adapted to the changes brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic? There is no doubt that the world is different before and after the Covid‑19 pandemic. Not even first‑world societies were prepared to be locked inside their homes… Continue reading

    How We Have Changed In Six Years
  • See You In 50 Years

    Write a letter to your 100-year-old self. Dear Me, Today marks the centenary of your birth, and I want to be with you on this special day. Surely you’ll be celebrating with your children, grandchildren, great‑grandchildren, friends, and loved ones.… Continue reading

    See You In 50 Years
  • Choose Your Hard

    What is the last thing you learned? I had always believed that being alone was a valid choice. Not building a home was just as valid as being in a relationship and starting a family. My wish to be alone… Continue reading

    Choose Your Hard
  • Life, Death and Other Teachers

    What experiences in life helped you grow the most? There are tough experiences in life that make us see things differently. They force us to change course and guide our steps toward better paths. A broken heart, bankruptcy, the life… Continue reading

    Life, Death and Other Teachers
  • Unintentionally No, But Intentionally Yes

    Have you ever unintentionally broken the law? Surely more than one person will hesitate a bit before answering this question, since it could be taken as a written confession of something wrong we did in the past. But we have… Continue reading

    Unintentionally No, But Intentionally Yes
  • Metabolism

    What are your favorite physical activities or exercises? I’ve been physically active since I was a teenager. At first, like many adolescents, three hours in a gym never seemed enough. At 20, all we think about is having muscles like… Continue reading

    Metabolism
  • Why Annual Medical Checkups Matter for Seniors

    What details of your life could you pay more attention to? Good health practices suggest that at any age, annual medical checkups are essential. General exams include blood pressure, glucose, and cholesterol tests. More specific ones like eye exams, dental… Continue reading

    Why Annual Medical Checkups Matter for Seniors