mindfulness

  • Be Smart

    What advice would you give to your teenage self? If I could go back in time and give some advice to my teenage self, I think it would be the next: Continue reading

    Be Smart
  • Chit-Chat

    What bores you? I get bored with superficial, monotonous, childish conversations that lack intellectual depth. I don’t feel comfortable in meetings focused on gossip about the day. Discussions about whether some celebrity did this or stopped doing that are also… Continue reading

    Chit-Chat
  • My Family

    Who are your favorite people to be around? At every moment in life, family will always be the favorite people to be around. Friends, enemies, acquaintances, coworkers, and loves come and go. They pass like cars on a busy highway,… Continue reading

    My Family
  • Financial Freedom

    Write about your approach to budgeting. I believe that financial management and budgeting should be a mandatory subject in schools. Many adults only learn to manage their finances correctly later in life, or through severe setbacks that affect their personal… Continue reading

    Financial Freedom
  • Retirement Is Getting Closer

    What were your parents doing at your age? In their 50s, my parents were still finishing up my younger sister’s studies and buying their second house, which is the one they live in today. Even though they still had a… Continue reading

    Retirement Is Getting Closer
  • Driver License

    If you had the power to change one law, what would it be and why? I have always thought that the age range for obtaining a driver’s license in many countries is too broad. An 18-year-old is not mentally or… Continue reading

    Driver License
  • IA for Everyone

    The most important invention in your lifetime is… In my 50 years of life, there have been many technological advances that have radically changed people’s lives. From the PC, the Internet, and cell phones, I believe the most important invention… Continue reading

    IA for Everyone
  • It’s a Beautiful Day

    Describe your most ideal day from beginning to end. The ideal day unfolds without major worries—neither physical, mental, nor spiritual. We have health, we have work (or financial freedom), we have a home and food three times a day. We… Continue reading

    It’s a Beautiful Day
  • What We Take To The Grave

    How do significant life events or the passage of time influence your perspective on life? Over the years, our way of seeing life is in constant change. Our customs and preferences—the food we enjoy, the clothes we wear, the books… Continue reading

    What We Take To The Grave
  • Daily Writing

    Something on your “to-do list” that never gets done. I love writing and consider it a relaxing and necessary activity for mental and spiritual well-being. I try to write daily in this blog, but I haven’t managed to do it.… Continue reading

    Daily Writing