Stepping into the new chapter in life is always challenging. Sometimes it’s planned and intentional, sometimes it’s unexpected and...

The holiday season is upon us, and we often find ourselves sending out countless “Happy Holidays” messages to friends, family, and...

At a recent session at the ESPC conference, I took the stage to discuss something incredibly fundamental: wellbeing. Taking inspiration...

In our busy lives, we often overlook the small things that bring us joy – a good book, a leisurely coffee, a peaceful stroll. But when...

KMWorld (Knowledge Management World) and ESDDC (Enterprise Search and Discovery) are two conferences co-hosted the same week, same...

When you run a business, lead a professional community, are a mother of three, and juggle with a thousand other things in your life –...

My children are all away, and I have a few days for myself. The house is empty, only me and my thoughts… Sometimes it feels good to have...

About a month ago I was in Manila for work, and also had a weekend for sightseeing there. While it was a great, shocking, and eye-opening...

Being a mother of three children, running a business, having a husband who travels every other week, and trying to fit my own travel...

Warning – This is going to be a VERY personal post. If you know me, you know that I was born and living my whole life in Hungary (until...

Everyone has his/her own story of life, and I’d like to share mine here. I was born as the first child of a very poor family, living in Eastern Hungary. My mother is a seamstress, my father is a metal worker. I inherited my father’s skills at problem solving; he had been always good in schools but he didn’t have the chance to get any higher education. Being the “smart kid” of my family was definitely funny, but at the same time it was hard, too. Especially in school where bei

Sometimes everything starts with a decision. And sometimes something ends with a decision. Sometimes decisions are made to change...

Anxiety. Hope. Exhaustion. Optimism. Pessimism. Numbness. These are emotions I feel. And many more. All at the same time. I try to...

It was March 4, 2020, when my almost empty flight from Copenhagen, Denmark landed in Budapest, Hungary. The pandemic already had been...

I miss so many things these days. First and foremost, friends and family abroad. With these travel restrictions, I feel I am in a cage. A...

I made a mistake recently. Yes, I did: over-committed. I did more workshops in the first three months than I did the previous six months...

When I was a child, I wanted to be like everyone else. But I could not , even though I tried hard. I tried to prove I am like everyone...

When I was a child, I was considered to be a super smart daughter of a very poor family — and as a result, I was always lonely. My...

Wednesday morning. Wake up at 3:30am to catch my flight at 6am. Work in Antwerp and Brussels Wed and Thu. Thursday evening, two...

I have to admit, I’ve been lazy in the last few… years. Yes. Before that, I did run. I did orienteering. I did Tai Chi. It would be easy...