«I See You» – The Depth We're Missing

In the movie Avatar, the Na'vi people have no direct equivalent for the phrase "I love you." Instead, they use the expression "Oel ngati kameie" — "I see you." They say it in moments of deep spiritual connection, when one person truly understands and accepts the very essence of another.

This phrase has stayed with me. And here’s why.

Basic Skills of a Successful Person in the Modern World

Any normal person thinks about how to be successful in the modern world. What to do, what to develop in oneself, in order to confidently consider oneself a successful person. It is quite obvious that nowadays, in order to become a successful person, one needs not only a good education and knowledge, but also some personal skills. Not just individual abilities, but basic ones, that is, basic skills that can lead a person to success. Below we will discuss the basic skills of a successful person in the modern world that will help achieve success in any field.

Mountain hike - a path to self-cleansing and self-development

In our modern world, we increasingly encounter problems related to our inner selves. Sometimes we feel insecure, limited, and unable to control our lives. However, when we go to the mountains, we find a way to get rid of this burden and cleanse our inner selves.

Hiking as a tool to combat procrastination

Procrastination is one of the serious cognitive distortions, where a person constantly postpones some action or decision until the last moment and instead engages in something else. Usually, something not particularly important, like checking email, scrolling through social media feeds, or doing other insignificant tasks. They put off unpleasant decisions or difficult tasks until later, thinking that they need to do something else at the moment, and then something else after that, and so on. As a result of this delay, the necessary decisions are not made on time, and what actually needed to be done remains undone. As they say, "put it off until autumn, and then just forget about it."