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is making change happen for a living 👉 15+ years in service design, design thinking, innovation consulting and customer experience 👉 Education entrepreneur

Bulgaria
Joined June 2007
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Jack Kornfield, ouch
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Modern luxury is the ability to think clearly, sleep deeply, move slowly, and live quietly in a world designed to prevent all four.
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Yesterday marked 30 years since the last confirmed sighting of the Slender-billed Curlew. Read the full story👇 unep-aewa.org/en/news/markin… Be #inspired by #waders or #shorebirds #wildlife #conservation #charity @unep_aewa
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Bryan Angus (Scottish, b.1960)
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Funny thing about the strongest person you know is that they feel the same fear, doubt, and insecurity you do—they’ve just learned to act despite it.
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I feel sorry for these people. Reading was never about grinding through self-help books, it's about being lifted out of yourself by a story, living through the eyes of another and finding we're not alone in our struggles. What a shameful thing to deny yourself that joy.
Reading books is now a waste of time. AI reasoning models can distill key insights and tell you exactly how to implement them based on everything they know about you.
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Lapwings.
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Not just the highly educated. Welsh miners formed study groups to read Austen and Dickens. Scottish shepherds built lending libraries. Watchmakers & cabinetmakers taught themselves Greek and Latin. The loss of working-class autodidact culture is one of history's great tragedies.
I really don’t think people quite grasp just how much more well read highly educated people used to be in the past.
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How much effort have you put in this Valentine's Day? Research has revealed that male Ruff travel thousands of kilometres in search of mating opportunities over the course of the breeding season: bit.ly/40VWues
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❤️😍💞 Wisdom, the world’s oldest known wild bird, returned to her nest on Midway Atoll National Wildlife Refuge last week to care for her new chick! At an age of at least 74, the queen of seabirds is estimated to have produced 50-60 eggs and as many as 30 chicks that fledged.⤵️
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Most people have unrealistic expectations because "successful people” actually never tell the whole story.
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As the psychologist Carl Jung once advised a patient reeling from personal crisis and a sense of despair about the world, we must “quietly do the next and most necessary thing.” Stay present and do the right thing—right here, right now.
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Spring's Approach. Kaoru Yamada
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“Avoid negative people. They have a problem with every solution.” — Albert Einstein
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Comeback of a giant 😎 For the first time in 80 years, Dalmatian Pelicans (Pelecanus crispus) are breeding again in Bulgaria’s Natura 2000 site "Mandra-Poda Complex" near Burgas! This 4th breeding colony didn’t happen by chance—behind it lie decades of conservation efforts by our Partner @BSPB_BirdLife, including building artificial islands. 23 nests have been spotted, 100+ adults counted close to the artificial islands, and even more breeding pairs are expected. Chick season is just around the corner; can you imagine the joy? #restorenature 1,3: Vladimir Mladenov, BSPB, 2.Yves Adams
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Word of the day is 'spuddle' (19th century): to be extremely busy whilst achieving absolutely nothing.
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Van Gogh, you can just do things
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“In the depth of winter I finally learned that there was in me an invincible summer.” Albert Camus
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