100 Days of Writing Challenge

Generations at a glance

I found an interesting chart, comparing five generations and explaining demographic changes across those generations.

I’m a late Gen X, born in 1978 and since I’ve been in tech area of work for 20 years now, I feel like a Millennial, too. I dare to say I…

Quotes of greatness and not giving up

In a world that’s constantly trying to change us into a mediocre machine, obedient and silent, we have obligation to excel, to rebel and to roar.

Not all TV shows are bad for you. Some have hints of greatness, quotes to ponder upon and…

Remember to play

Having a job that you love is great. Doing good even better. Be with the people you learn from, amazing.

But all that does not fulfill you if you don’t play. If you don’t take time for yourself, if you don’t stop and awe at life, if you don’t dream.

RTW on a bucket list

Round the world travel. That’s it. I want to go around the world. I want to travel. Breathe the air of the world and hug the faces of different cultures. I need to rest my soul, open it up to the energy of road, roaring air and handshake the globe.

Maybe tomorrow.

Being free. Sounds funny. We are free. Are we, really? For me, freedom is to do what you want, to go where you want, do be with whom you want. At least that. Or to be free of doubts in yourself, to be free of debts, to be free of negative patterns. Or maybe to be free of life society expects you to…

I’m running late

Are you a person who’s punctual or a person always late? If you are a punctual person, you show respect for the people, who expect your presence at certain time. If you are not a punctual person, my opinion is you don’t respect people’s time. Or people.

Doing what you do is a way of being You.

When was the last time you were working on your usual daily tasks and thought to yourself: God, I feel so much passion for my work. I love my job. If you love doing what you do, all the work seems like play. My work is like playing. I love my work.

Your time will come... for a sabbatical.

I’m thinking about when was the last time I was “offline”, like having a vacation, completely removed from work, colleagues and especially smart phone. It was in the summer of 2008, right before I went to work for a corp. After that I had some very…

Leaving a city behind

He was living a vibrant city lifestyle in his twenties and thirties. After all, his work, love and friends were there, he knew everything about the city and his people. He felt at home. But this home felt more and more empty to him. As they grew older, his peers stopped living, all they…