Inspirations
Passion Piece in the contest Blogs from Heart 2020
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I feel ashamed…
[Attention, it’s not the next political post just to heat the atmosphere!] How many things do you feel ashamed of in your life? If I started enumerating everything I am ashamed of right now, the day and the night wouldn’t be enough to create a mere introduction to the story of my mediocre life. However, […]
Am I a racist?
Because of the past events that took place in Minneapolis the word racism has been declined in all possible ways. Mass protests, acts of vandalism, mutual hostility and lack of good will have caused riots on a large scale. Probably, knowing some historical background of the United States, you thought that the problem of racial […]
Appreciate! Don't judge!
Some time ago I got stuck with a catchline promoted by one of the leading banks on the Polish market, and it went as follows: ‘Appreciate, don’t judge’. Despite the fact it’s quite an easy task, this sentence has a deep meaning and it can certainly turn our lives upside down. In what way? After […]
Coronavirus – life in the times of plague
We have recently been bombarded by various articles and posts that keep appearing in social media, related to the new pathogen, which wreaks havoc in almost all corners of the world, the world we have known so far. Coronavirus (COVID-19), the new virus which I’ve mentioned here, until recently was a great subject for jokes […]
Chasing dreams
People with passion
The weekly interview: Surabhi Kaushik and Jyotsna Srikant
Is there a limit of possibilities which we can use during our lifetime? Are our limitations associated with ourselves, our mind or maybe a particular situation? A world of pandemic is the world in which we can still grow and develop our passions and related to them skills. You’ll probably ask me how it is […]
The weekly interview: Julianne Meaney
Music has been known as a wonderful means to convey feelings and emotions for centuries. It accompanies us from an early age. Starting with lullabies to continue with some more complex pieces, which we listen to while still being rebellious teenagers to finish on something that could be used to soothe our worries and to […]
The weekly interview: Dr Lopamudra Das Roy
Cancer is certainly one of the greatest diseases in the world, which annihilates hundreds of thousands of lives each year. It takes the lives of people who once were someone’s children, parents, brothers or sisters – people whose loss has destroyed more families than we can imagine, and at best their loss has changed their […]
The weekly interview: Pam Turner
Writing has been an integral part of my life for a couple of years now. It’s been a kind of duty, but also a deep pleasure. Unfortunately, I haven’t had a chance to fully devote myself to my creative writing during the last few months. I’ve never learned how to write properly and everything I’ve […]
The weekly interview: Nicole Pocklington
What is passion? Can it be defined? Well, it is certainly a love for what we do in our free time, but also for what we do professionally. Passions and interests shape us as people, that’s why it’s worth looking for them and developing our skills, so that they could be used for our benefit […]
The weekly interview: Vidya Murlidhar
The magic of words has fascinated people for decades and it has become a source of inspiration for many, no matter where they live or what they do. A written word is more durable than it may seem, and the thoughts that we note down can occur to be useful for the next generations. When […]
Travels
Travels with passion: Kolejkowo
Travels
Travels with passion: Brenna
