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What is your WHY?

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This is inspired by a lovely post!

Indeed, it is good to remember our “WHYs”.
I have three of them: I try to change the world of my students through my courses; I try to create word-loaded feelings with the help of my imagination and deep soul-searching; and I am the interface between the citizens of my district and the local authorities.
All these put me in the middle of many turbulent events and deadlines, but I enjoy every imperfect moment. Sometimes, I do have some wisps of time that are so unique that I can call them perfect. I am grateful for everything I have, as well as for all the people I have met and who have taught me so much!

Another Why is to try to capture as much beauty as possible, as in the photos below taken while cycling in the mountains.

What is your Why?

Please read my previous story on the same topic: http://blog.seocopywriting.ro/2020/11/28/what-is-your-why-at-medium-com/

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What are dreams made of?

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What are dreams made of?
Inspiration and a great deal of effort. We slog through, sometimes pausing to admire the first glimmer of success.
Companies are founded on a dream, not a single idea.

What are your dreams?
To be free.
To feel free.
To feel free to choose whichever type of day you wanna have.
Feel free to choose the type of life you want.
To be materially free.
Feel free to travel.
Experience new life routines.
Feel free to make money.
Spend substantial amounts of time improving our knowledge and abilities so that we may earn more money and enjoy the independence that comes with it.
Freedom to make you our passion scalable.
But how do you start?

Art – Frederick Judd Waugh

To be continued

My new project is shaping up

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Like women all over this world and other sunkissed dominions, I love jewelry, so I have come up with an inventory of light reflected from the glorious shine of this Treasure trove of gems and pearls – https://pearlovski.home.blog/

We all love the story of a treasure found by chance and imagination.

In my culture, hidden treasures flicker on a magic night in the midst of summer. We call this night, The night of Sânziene. They are gracious fairies with magic powers. Also Sânziană is a flower called Lady’s Bedstraw.
Legend has it that on this night one can listen to animals talking with human voice and catch glimpses (if lucky) of the mysterious sheen of the unknown, unfathomable trove of treasures waiting impatiently to be found.

The treasure I am about to present here is not found but forged with toil, sweat, craft and the imagination of a treasure seeker. Swarovski crystals and amazing water-cherished pearls sparkle along with semi-precious stones like amethyst, citrine, opal, larimar, mother-of-pearl and whatnot…

PEARLOVSKI – Delicate luster as a weapon – handcrafted in Romania

Romanian mythology is enchanting.

Happy Women’s Day!

Alphonse Mucha – Studio photography

Storytelling is a big deal

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“Storytelling has always been a big deal for companies.
But forget business for a minute. Stories are much bigger than that, they’re central to our human existence.” – gapinvoid

Stories are about people, not about business, not about products. Behind every successful business, there is a person whose heart trembled with fear, apprehension and disappointment. Behind any product there is a set of questions one bluntly asks in desperation and determination. We don’t really have all the answers to all questions but if we weave them into a story, maybe we can touch the answers with some words.
We write stories to survive and sur-thrive.

“Language is a skin: I rub my language against the other. It is as if I had words instead of fingers, or fingers at the tip of my words. My language trembles with desire.”
– Roland Barthes, “Talking,” in A Lover’s Discourse, 1977

But with such setting, what is there to write about?
… The perfection of a stolen moment far from the madding crowd:

credit @james_mcdonald_photography
• Harry’s Bar London

Iulia Halatz
She says: “Be the one who cares, make words so disruptive that they create new worlds, hopes and dreams. Even if we are unhappy dinosaurs and find shelter in an Iron Tale or ruminate about feeling too much, whilst declaring colorless apparel, we should take power and strength from our stories.”
Her published poems can be found in The Sudden Denouement Anthology Volume I.

We write

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We tell each other stories in order to survive and sur-thrive.

Storytelling is a magic realm. We are lucky to spend here a large chunk of our time.

What kind of letters do we write from the land of storytelling?
Life stories strangled in magnanimous stanzas build on love, fear, equanimity, and on the wizardry of sundowns and sunups.

Cover letters that tell stories of passion, dedication, failure and success, web content and presentations about a world of our own choosing built around something that we ourselves have created.

“We die. That may be the meaning of life. But we do language. That may be the treasure of our lives.” – Toni Morrison

Art by Franz von Stuck.