Today at Bundestag they debateon how to increase the number of people that would be willing to donate their organs upon death ("Organsspende"). Currently, 10.000 are on the waiting list without any success. There are some saying it should become as by default when citizens turn 18 (with an opt-out possibility) or others saying that … Continue reading Is “Organspende” a marketing issue?
“yes” or “no”
You should definitely know when to say "no" (see: extinction of moral principles). Focusing on "yes" is way more important though. Especially when it brings you to the next level (see: your guts don´t lie and what do you want?). Chocolate. I need chocolate. And cold water. Berlin 35°C. **P.S. I found out that some … Continue reading “yes” or “no”
About selling experience
I watch quite a bit of traveling & cooking shows (just to give you a little intro because how else should I start this?). I have seen multiple times Korean style of self-grilling of ingredients they serve you with at a nice restaurant.
Summer breeze
As I am sitting outdoors in the sun and sipping on my iced latte at Potsdamer Platz, one simple sensation makes me happy - lazy summer breeze. I'm still wearing jeans as it is 23°C, the sun gently touches my shoulders and I close my eyes and feel subtle airflow hitting my skin and messily … Continue reading Summer breeze
Nationality in today’s world
So Friday's post is going to be a little deeper than usual of my goofiness. This topic I have carried all through the past 9 years since I left my home country - Azerbaijan. I feel very passionate yet emotional as well. So bear with me here. Thanks again to Elif Shafak and her interview … Continue reading Nationality in today’s world
The power of “Mahlzeit”
Today I forgot my sunglasses, my book and went out for 8 hours that involved long distances with only 45 % battery on my phone. Logically, my phone couldn't last this long - so all of a sudden there was a lot of light and casual staring around. I was mentally naked. Partly physically, too … Continue reading The power of “Mahlzeit”
Berlin characters (2)
I wrote once about Berlin subway characters. It is the best thing that never stops putting a smile on my face (or shocking me). Also,the reason why I love this city. Some of the recent happenings: 1. A guy in his 30s changing his sock to a knee socks right in the wagon, doing it … Continue reading Berlin characters (2)
Why you should have conflicts?
Because it is the best way to learn yourself and set borders for others to respect them. Have you ever thought why is it we have conflicts at work or in personal life? Well, isn't it because we have different opinions? But, wait, different opinions is awesome?!- So what's the problem? The problem arises when … Continue reading Why you should have conflicts?
Why you should stay away from ad-blockers
The other day I was about to install an ad-blocking plug-in. I "aborted the mission" last-minute out of professional solidarity at first, I must admit. I thought of all the targeted ads and fellow marketers who try to deliver the value to me or at least make me aware of their product or services that … Continue reading Why you should stay away from ad-blockers
Extinction of Moral Principles
Have you ever thought of things you would never do? Or, on the contrary, you would do no matter what because you simply follow your moral principle? You know that "old-fashioned" principle of good and bad? Have you? Congrats! We will soon be extinct.
