Photo by Anastasia Shuraeva on Pexels.com It was all fun, when I joined Facebook back in 2007. I was about to graduate from University, so it was a very fascinating tool, to have all your friends in one network. There we could post our party photos, exchange information all sorts of events, and talk to eachother. It was a great place to meet other people as well, and learn (or noise around) the life of others. I’m surprised about how popular this way of socialization became

Giving is a profound word. I believe that most of the times we don’t really think about the real meaning of giving in our daily lives. What does it mean to give anyway? If you’re being lazy like me right now, instead of  really thinking about the word and its meaning, you would just go to Google and type the word and see what is coming to get an idea. So let’s do so. Top two Google answers: Giving: Freely transfer the possession of (something) to (someone). Cause or allow (so

It´s Monday, 6:00 A.M. You wake up still on a zombie state. You start to move towards your day with the same routine: Get in the shower, get dressed, maybe get some breakfast if time allows and run out of the house to go to work, take your kids to school. Then you take the car or the metro and find yourself stuck in traffic, or struggling to get through the mass of people at the metro station, all of them doing the exact same thing. You arrive to the office at around 8:00 A.M

It never stops to amaze me the brilliant human mind. As I grow older and go through life, I always wondered how we are able to make decisions in our daily lives. We make thousands of decisions on a regular day, sometimes we are able to make them fast, in a fraction of a second, and other times, we need to go through a rigorous process of self-reflection, involving as well other people; We research and look for all available sources of information that we can process in order