AI was meant to take the load off. For many of us in tech it became another job. Why AI fatigue is an energy problem, not a time problem.

It's Monday afternoon. The work is doable. So why will you do everything else first, and finish late on Friday again?

Be a good girl. Behave. Don’t be a burden. - You learned how to comply with these rules. But no matter how hard you try, how much you do - you never feel good enough.

When was the last time when you said yes... and immediately wish you hadn't?

“How are you?” - they ask. “I’m fine.” - you respond. You never say what you really feel. You never say “I feel empty.” Maybe you have been ignoring this feeling too long. Maybe it’s so much your reality by now that you don’t even realize this could be anything else. Slowly, “I feel empty” becomes your “I’m fine”. Slowly, you become invisible, even for yourself. This common response is a core behavior we often use to mask our true feelings. And it happens quietly: first, prob

Me, around the age of 2-3 years. I was 18 when I left my birth village to study at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics. My family did not understood why. It felt like betraying a script I never wrote. Just a few months later, I was told to move back home and start working because the costs of my education and living in the big city were too much for my parents. I almost did. Almost… Instead, I decided to rebel, to figure it out on my own - not moving back, jus

Two women talking. One, newly married in a conservative culture, discovers the joys and unknowns of lifelong commitment. The other, recently divorced, shares the clarity and relief found in making a difficult but necessary decision. Their honest, judgment-free exchange reveals how much we can learn from each other’s stories, no matter how different.

When comfort feels unfamiliar after leaving a toxic environment, learn how to unlearn old patterns, embrace safety, and relax into a healthy life.

Going to nature for a walk or hike recharges my soul. Going to the gym and taking yoga classes challenge my body and relax my mind. They all fill me with new energy. The time I spend amongst the trees, in the gym or the yoga studio feels like a retreat, transporting me into another reality which makes my everyday self work better. But I missed the yoga class today… again… without any specific, real reason. This made me think: Why do I continue to self-sabotage? Why do so many