I am by no means an expert on any particular subject, nor do I pretend to understand most of the stuff I hear on podcasts and documentaries I regularly consume. But I have this irresistible urge to dose myself with information in subjects I’m attracted to, and I do so with a hope that every single time I listen to something, at least one tiny fraction of it will rub off on me.
Author Archives: Ina
A Life Worth Living – Consciousness and Power to Self-Improve
Life was never easy. We, as human beings, after all, did arrive at this point after millions of years of trial and error refinement. Life was not quick at this fundamental method of problem-solving, but it obviously got it done eventually, and now we have the consciousness and power to self-improve.
The Indelible Trail of a Deceased Loved One
Over time, the images in our thinking machines become fainter and grainier. Like technology in reverse, the resolution loses the number of pixels, all the way back to a point where we can’t even assign colors or sounds to the faint visual outlines we are left with. But somehow, the feelings are left preserved. They can be triggered by a memory, photograph, or even a smell, and this made me a trigger-happy person many times in my life.
Life Hack – How I Weaponized Goals to Fight Off Depression
As a person who fought waves of depression most of her life, I can safely say I have no idea how to define this state of mind. Not only that, I can never claim to be stuck in any specific level of depression, because during the toughest times, I cared less about the size of that wave, and more about my balance on that surfing board. This is how I deal with my diversity.