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Reflections

Reflections is a space where I share personal thoughts and insights on life, work, and growth. It’s about exploring the moments that challenge us, spark doubt, and ultimately lead to meaningful progress. From navigating imposter syndrome to making difficult decisions or finding lessons in timeless stories, this is where experience meets introspection.

10-day Vacation in Turkey: Report (January 2025)

10-day Vacation in Turkey: Report (January 2025)

* Visited Istanbul: Basilica Cistern, Hagia Sophia, a Bosphorus cruise, and other landmarks. * Experienced a 16th-century hammam on-site, immersing myself in the traditions of Turkish bathing culture. * Visited Mount Chimaera, where eternal natural gas flames have been burning for centuries — a breathtaking natural wonder. 0:00 /0:15 1× * Explored an

Doubt Means Growth

Doubt Means Growth

Recently, there was a discussion about how to deal with imposter syndrome. Personally, I believe imposter syndrome is a great thing that drives you to grow—so why fight it? From the very beginning of my career, I lived with this feeling, even before I knew it had a name.

How to Overcome Internal Doubts After Making Decisions

How to Overcome Internal Doubts After Making Decisions

Recently, there was a discussion about how to act when doubts arise after making a decision. I’d like to share my thoughts. The Scenario Imagine you are leading a department or an organization and need to make a difficult decision. You’ve carefully weighed the pros and cons, thought

The Parable of the Three Physician Brothers

The Parable of the Three Physician Brothers

A remarkable parable from ancient China tells the story of three physician brothers: the youngest, most renowned, treated visible illnesses; the middle brother addressed issues in their early stages; and the eldest, unknown to society, focused on prevention to keep people healthy in the first place. The essence of this

Bureaucracy and Blood

Bureaucracy and Blood

I saw several announcements in Belgrade asking for blood donors. Well, I thought, I can help. I’ve donated blood before, I’m healthy, and I’ve never experienced any issues from giving blood. Bureaucracy and Blood I found the main blood donation center’s address on the project’s

Decline with Respect

Decline with Respect

In the middle of the January holidays, we took a short family trip to a small town. Each evening, we returned to the main square near the town center. The area was beautifully decorated for the festivities, bustling with activities, bright lights, noise, and crowds of visitors. The café closest