A digital garden by Yuval May.
I've been trying to figure out why I find classical ballet so much more captivating than contemporary dance. They're both technically demanding, both expressive, both beautiful in their own way. But something about classical ballet moves me in a way that modern dance doesn't.
Another Toastmasters speech (April 2025). This time, I wanted to explore something we all experience but rarely think about - the unspoken social contract between strangers. Last Tuesday was supposed to be perfect. After a few weeks on the move - living out of suitcases, riding trains, and too much
You know those massage chairs at airports? The big, comfy leather recliners that cost a few coins for a session? Nobody pays. Everyone just sits in them because they're more comfortable than the regular seats. You know it, I know it, we've all done it. So
I heard this in a lecture once, and it stuck with me. We assume zebra stripes are for camouflage, but the logic doesn't hold up. While a lion disappears into the amber grass, a zebra’s monochrome coat stands out from miles away. So, what is the actual
I joined Toastmasters Copenhagen in September 2024 because I believe public speaking is one of those skills that never stops mattering. When it came time for my ice breaker speech, there was only one story I wanted to tell. What I'm about to share with you is deeply
