Writing

Queen's “A Night At The Opera” Vinyl that Finn and Anastasiya gifted me for my birthday & Xmas plays in the background. As I sit here, reflecting on the past six months of my life, I can't help but smile at the incredible journey I've been on.

Judgment is an innate human tendency that allows us to assess and form opinions about people and situations. However, when judgment crosses the line into bias, it becomes a dangerous tool that obstructs our ability to empathize with others.

"Music is more than just an art form to me. It’s the fuel that drives my daily activities and inspires me to be creative.

Social media has significantly impacted our daily lives, including the way we form and maintain romantic relationships. While it has facilitated communication and provided new avenues for meeting potential partners, it has also created a distorted view of what intimacy and love entail, particularly for younger generations.

In a world where productivity is king, it's easy to get caught up in the illusion that having all the latest software tools will guarantee success.

I have been thinking about 40 because it feels different from 30. Ten years ago, when I was turning 30 years old, I had the feeling that my youth was fleeting away from me, and I had so many fears about all the things I was yet to accomplish and whether or not I had missed the chance to do so.

For most of us, our memories and experiences are frequently directly linked to music. Music can influence our moods and impact how our brain is receptive to different situations and experiences.

I grew up in Venezuela in the 80s in 90s in a family with very traditional values; some of these values today can be seen by many as somewhat backward thinking or outdated.

Have you ever told anyone or have been told the following expression? You are too young to do that! I have been told that, and I had also said that to others when I was the older person.

The life that I have lived is not particularly the one that I envisioned I would live while growing up in Venezuela. For the past two years, I have been living on the road and around the world, experiencing new cultures and learning more about myself than I ever did in the previous 35 years.