Deeditt

Invisible Progress of an Entrepreneur

Five years ago, when I became a CTO, I never imagined how that title would become such a big part of who I am. I also didn't expect that one day I would decide to leave it behind. Yet here I am, on a journey that goes far beyond a simple career change: a personal, challenging, and unpredictable jour...…
in Personal Growth

Impulsivity: You acted without thinking and now you're paying the price

You made a mistake, and now you regret it. But while you can't change the past, you can still learn and act more wisely in the future. In a moment of anger, you acted without thinking, and now you're facing the consequences. Impulsivity is a common response when we deal with stress, fear, or frustra...…
in Social Impact

Unexpected Collaborations and Their Achievements

These past few days, I’ve realized how easy it is to get caught up in an endless stream of responsibilities and worries. Between unfinished tasks, important decisions, or simply the constant desire to do everything right, the mental load can get heavy. And why wouldn’t it? We’ve all had moments when...…
in Authentic Connections

The Legacy of Shared Learning

I remember perfectly how, a few years ago, I used to write frequently about the challenges I faced at work. I enjoyed sharing how I solved problems, what strategies I applied, and what lessons I learned. It was my way of connecting with others, of contributing something to those who might be dealing...…
in Personal Growth

How Learning Networks Transform Lives (and How you can use them)

Some time ago, a friend of mine told me she had hit rock bottom. She had gotten rid of everything in her life, returned to her home country in America, and later came back to Europe under difficult circumstances. Her story surprised me because, from the outside, it seemed like there was no way out....…
in Personal Growth

When you move forward, some stay behind: How life filters who really matters

It may seem confusing, but friends who were once essential can suddenly feel like strangers. As we grow older, we gain a bit of wisdom, and part of that growth involves changes in our relationships. I rediscovered this simple truth when I read a quote on social media: "50% started avoiding me, and ...…
in Authentic Connections