Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com Many people believe transformation means chaos and uncertainty, but actually, the real transformation comes from a source of stillness. On my usual jogging trail in my beloved forest, I couldn’t stop admiring the wonderful stream of autumn colors- the colors of transformation: The once summer bright green dominating the trees scenery being transformed into different shadows of yellow, orange and reddish… it happened so subtle but at the same tim

Photo by Markus Winkler on Pexels.com We all have heard about the “new normal”. New normal, has many interpretations and it is widely spoken everywhere. It seems to be like the new mantra. But do we really know what does it mean for us? Beyond the question of health… Is it now the “new normal” that we will be more socially (physically) apart than before? Is it the “new normal” to forget office life and embrace the new home office modality? Is it the “new normal” to attend onl

Photo by Surene Palvie on Pexels.com Already immersed in the second week of November. Through my window, I see the trees slowly running out of leaves. Those precious colors of the autumn are falling apart. Old leaves fall from the trees and die, to become pure soil. It’s a beautiful and a sad scenario at the same time: To experience the death cycle of the tree. It is a signal: It’s getting cold and dark outside. The autumn is a time for reflection as we are closely approachin

Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com Esta es definitivamente la era del Networking. Casi todas nuestras actividades diarias están relacionadas de una manera u otra con diferentes tipos de “Networks” o redes. Gracias a nuestra forma modernizada de vivir, ahora dependemos de redes de suministro sofisticadas para satisfacer hasta nuestras necesidades más básicas. Todavía a finales del siglo XVIII, los humanos nos organizábamos en pequeñas comunidades. La familia era el núcleo y ésta f