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Anyone who knows me in real life knows that I’m someone who fears cognitive changes, limitations, and, to a certain extent, the “normal” aging process. I have a degenerative disease that can, directly

A few days ago, we heard about yet another executive order from President Donald Trump. And this was yet another addition to the previous orders regarding the names of places, straits, countries, and

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Decoding CrossFit #7 — Three little letters. One very complicated relationship with gravity. Welcome back to Decoding CrossFit, the series where I translate the workout board and discover that the shortest

The word “tolerance” embodies profound humanity and high moral value. It suggests respect for others, as well as for different ways of thinking, or acceptance of others’ mistakes or shortcomings. But what

We often hear—and some self-proclaimed experts point out—how much each cup of coffee we buy every day can add up to in the grand scheme of things after a full year. Of course, the sum of that small amount,

You walk into a dark basement. Lights off. You freeze—there’s a snake coiled in the corner.

Decoding CrossFit #6 — Apparently running wasn’t enough, so they added my sworn enemies. Welcome back to Decoding CrossFit, the series where I translate the workout board and occasionally question the

Divergent Thinking Divergent thinking is associated with the creative process and innovation, but this does not mean that the thinking itself leads to something creative or innovative; rather, it is a

I haven’t disappeared… life has just been keeping me busy lately. 💛 Some days are full of messages, orders, things to organize, and a thousand little thoughts about what I should do next. Other days are

Decoding CrossFit #5 — First I had to trust myself upside down. The push-up can come later. Welcome back to Decoding CrossFit, where every workout seems to come with its own secret language! Today’s collection

It’s always better to make a good decision than to wait endlessly for something that might eventually be better. Perfection is the enemy of good. A 14th-century French philosopher named Jean Buridan shed

Decoding CrossFit #4 — Scaling isn’t failing. It’s finding the version that lets you keep moving. Welcome back to Decoding CrossFit, where I...

The Tragedy of the Commons Today I want to talk about a concept that, if I think about it for a moment, I end up putting into practice, but one I don’t necessarily agree with to the point of considering

I love how some photos have a completely different feeling when you take away the colors. This one feels simple, a little nostalgic, and somehow very me. 😊 Looking back at these moments always makes me

I found this photo and remembered how much I loved this dress. There's something about floral prints that can make a simple outfit feel a little more special. ❤️ I also love looking back at old photos

The quickest way to lose a customer is to give them one more option. A man walks into a perfume shop to buy some cologne. The salesperson shows him a bottle. He likes it. Then he asks to try another one.

The Importance of the Environment If we spend a day at the fish market—even if we aren’t working there, or even if we haven’t even touched the fish—we end up leaving with the smell of fish lingering on

Productivity doesn’t mean getting busy all day. It doesn’t mean exhausting yourself. Sometimes, doing less is truly the more effective option. Real productivity also means knowing when to pause. You can

A New Approach We all tend to spend more time on our cell phones than we actually need to. This issue has become increasingly concerning, not only among adults but also among young people and children.