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Opinion
Why Are Hitler, Putin, and Trump Different? Reflecting on Childhood Struggles and Feeling Out of Place.
Reflecting on my lonely, bullied childhood at Velp's 'De Korenbloem' kindergarten and Prins Bernhard School, I was always different. Struggling with health issues, glasses, and social isolation, I learned valuable life lessons. Influenced by figures like Hitler and Napoleon, I realized early that people are shaped by circumstances. My story reminds us not to judge, as we all have unique paths.
Poetry
Poem: I won’t regret anything!
This poem, “I won’t regret anything!”, is a reflective and emotionally layered exploration of youthful defiance, emotional growth, and the slow, creeping realization of regret over time.
Opinion
How Ancestral Influence and Archetypes Shape Your Identity and Growth
Who shaped your life the most—parents, mentors, or cultural icons? From Carl Jung’s archetypes to ancestral instincts, our subconscious deeply influences our identity, relationships, and personal growth.
Media/Technology
Your Blog Ranks on Google — But Can ChatGPT See It?
Discover why Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) is crucial for content creators today. Learn how to make your blog visible in AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini.
Poetry
Silent Spectator Syndrome
Confronting the "Silent Spectator Syndrome" in a World Demanding Action.
Opinion
How to Handle Rejection Without Losing Yourself
Feeling the sting of rejection? This candid article explores why "no" isn't final, how to process the pain, and how rejection can actually reshape you into a stronger, truer version of yourself.
Letter/Essay
A Life with Six Mothers: A Memoir of Sensitivity, Solitude, and Strength
A heartfelt memoir of growing up as the youngest in a large family, navigating giftedness, grief, and finding strength through solitude and music.
Poetry
Into the blue: A haunting poetic journey
A haunting poetic journey through grief, memory, and emotional retreat—where fading tears meet nature’s indifference and the ache of being far from home.
Culture/Identity
Reflecting on Life as a Gifted, Highly Sensitive Individual: Career in Hospitality, Sales, and Teaching
At 63, I reflect on my life with six mothers—my real mother and five sisters. Growing up as the youngest, I often felt isolated, unaware that I was gifted and highly sensitive. My school days weren’t fulfilling, but I found comfort in music and later pursued a career in hospitality, sales, and operational management, ultimately achieving "Teacher of the Year."
Media/Technology
Dropbox Just Made Content Search Effortless for Creators
Discover how Dropbox’s new search upgrades are transforming content management for creators—faster access, smarter filters, and intuitive file discovery.
