Introduction: The Influencer Dilemma and the Pursuit of “Success” Last week, During a class discussion about current trends, a fascinating debate arose: who are influencers really today? And even more, would we like to be one of them? At first, the answers leaned towards the conventional: “someone with a lot of followers,” “a full-time content […]
During the recent Memorial Day long weekend, a simple question came to mind: What do we do when we have a free day? I’m not talking about the short breaks between tasks, or our regular nightly rest, or even vacations planned months in advance. I mean that unexpected day—free from routine. A blank space. I
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I started teaching guitar with paper and pencil. We tuned by ear, and songs were learned by repeating what the teacher played. Now, as I prepare my first piano classes, I realize something has shifted—not just in me, but in the world around me. In recent months, while organizing lessons and exploring new instruments, I
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In an era that worships speed, where the pulse is measured in productivity and visibility seems to be the only north, stopping can feel like an unattainable luxury, or worse, like a sign of weakness. But what if I told you that in stillness lies one of the most powerful strategies for the creative soul?
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And there I was, standing before the roaring waters of the river. I had always felt the need to face them. It wasn’t just the current that swept others away—it was something deeper, a silent call telling me I had to move forward. Every day, generations emerged with energy, throwing themselves into the current in
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