Michael Corleone, the Godfather, was undoubtedly a man of power, a man who worked all his life chasing glory and strength. In doing so he pulled many strings including murdering his own brother. In chasing power, he sacrificed his family and he lost sight of what else matters in life…

This month, I launched my podcast. It’s called the Inner Wonder. For years I had thoughts I wished to express and share with the world. I didn’t know how and when I knew how, I didn’t have the courage to do it. The time is now. As a kid, I…

Lessons from the Little Prince every adult should be reminded of. An ambiguous masterpiece that drives creativity, wisdom and life reflection. In one story, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry is able to express and tackle many issues and offer perspectives worth considering. Remarkably, he does so utilizing the little prince’s curiosity about life’s most precious thoughts. Some say that he was inspired by…

It is almost impossible to quantify the effect a book can have on an individual. I read, The Inner Game of Tennis by Timothy Gallwey, and the number of times I recommended this book to friends and family is extraordinary high. This book fascinates me for two reasons. Firstly, my…

“To experience more defining moments, we need to rethink the way we set goals”. A digital image is a collection of pixels, where each pixel represents some information. Jointly, those pixels create an image the viewers can enjoy. In our lives, each moment is a pixel, and we must take control of “our pixels” and create them in line with our aspirations. The Power…

To be a neurologist, psychiatrist, philosopher, author and the developer of logotherapy is quite impressive. But to do so while being a holocaust survivor is simply remarkable. Viktor E. Frankl was a highly intellectual man, who entered Auschwitz with a manuscript of ideas on life and, once the manuscript got…

An outdated classic or a contemporary gem? Do we need an introduction here? “How to Win Friends and Influence People” is the all-time classic and best-selling book in the categories of self-help / personal development. Read and utilized by millions of people across the world. I remember being introduced to…

The “Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost (1916) is, without a doubt, one of the most popular — yet misunderstood poems ever written. …