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I recently came across a wonderful little story that surprised me. It’s about a middle-aged man, let’s call him Georgie, who passed away at a point in his life when he wasn’t too old but had already experienced his fair share of different experiences.
After his death, Georgie was greeted by a wise old man who welcomed him warmly, asking, “My dear friend, welcome to my world. What wish can I fulfil for you?” [Read more…] about The Blessings Of Imperfections
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It was late afternoon on the 15th of July this year. I had just landed in Hong Kong after a long flight and was eager to get to my hotel for some good rest. I hopped into a taxi and was immediately annoyed by the sound of the seatbelt alarm. I had mine on, but the driver took his time whilst beginning to drive. Finally, with a click, the sound stopped, and off we went.
We were cruising on the far right along a three-lane highway at around 100 km/h when I noticed heavy rain coming our way [Read more…] about A Lesson from the Chariot: Staying Awake at the Wheel of Life!
Alex was 15 years old and totally shattered. On the last day of his first ever Glastonbury Festival 2019, he struggled with a lack of sleep, exhaustion, and heatstroke. Given his tiredness, he just wanted to get through the day, but his mates were determined to see legendary rapper Santan Dave from a front-row spot.
[Read more…] about Know your lyrics, when it counts the most!
It was the 51st minute of the highly anticipated EM quarterfinal in Stuttgart between Spain and Germany on July 5th, when Spanish midfielder Olmo coolly scored to make it 1-0 for Spain. The German team, which had disappointed in recent years, was facing a severe test of their mentality and capability.
[Read more…] about Boys do cry – sometimes and for a reason!
Paul was 24 when he joined a graduate program offered by a global investment bank in New York. Growing up in Turkey, he struggled with English and wondered why he was there, as his main job was collecting papers from printers. Without guidance or a structured work plan, he felt disconnected and, after two months, considered quitting and moving back home.
[Read more…] about Banking on Health: Two stories from the Edge!
