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It's seriously irritating when you bust your ass to nail a project, feeling all pumped about it, and then a colleague beside you has the nerve to nitpick and criticize you for failing to show any respect for him/her in the process of work.  And then, after all that drama, they have the audacity to brush it off like it's no big deal and say, "Oh, never mind, everything's cool. I didn't mean it." What a load of crap! 

Seriously craving some "me time" Like dying for a getaway, any tril that won't break my student bank. It's been way too long since my last adventure ;) BTW, why is traveling such a hassle here?, like a mission impossible. Meanwhile, folks elsewhere see it as a basic part of life, a way to truly relax and explore wherever and whenever they please. And you don't need to be rich to do it (like borning with a silver spoon) If travel is considered weird around here for locals, then how does the government plan to improve that?

Eid al-Fitr mubarak! By the way, get ready for the bombardment of forwarded messages, and you'll see who is sincere and who is on the other side of just clicking "forward message" ) 

From a "Souvenir" to sleeping in an ATM booth Our trip to Venice always stands out as a cherished chapter in my city adventures. The journey began with a bus ride from Bratislava(Slovakia to Vena(Austria), followed by a short flight that transported us to the enchanting embrace of Venice's(Italy) harbours. After diving into the city's allure, we found ourselves facing a real challenge - figuring out the whole night without a booked accommodation due to our tight, student budget :) After landing in the city at 7:30 p.m. and up until the next day's 12:00 a.m. for our next trip to Milan, we had enough time to see every corner of Venice just on foot.  But this poor plan (it was mine) didn't really work out, after ending up to sleep into the ATM booth with just 2 meters to stay, where we could stay for around 3–4 hours till the local cafes opened ( outside was freaking cold- since the city is full of water, and it was December at that time). But still, even that experience was a lovely one we had and now we remember those times with tons of lough and joy. Let me tell you one more story: During my internship at the American Council in Uzbekistan, my supervisor gifted me a souvenir depicting Venice, predicting my future visit to the city. And that simple gesture sparked a wish within me - like a desire to explore such captivating destinations. And by the mercy and guidance of Allah, I found myself strolling through Venice's canals during my European exchange year. What I want to say by those words here: your simple word and the very tiny wish you make in your inner heart will eventually come true, like in my experience, which was just a wish at first until it became reality. And here lies the beauty of chasing your dreams-goals, enjoying the process and satisfying the results, and remenising all those words with a sip of your favorite drink ;)

Let me break down a typical internship life for you based on my current legal internship experience: Doing an internship is like walking a tightrope every day, straddling the line between getting hired for further employment or just getting fired.

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Getting caught up in toxic productivity or being program-obsessed Ever find yourself feeling the heat to keep applying for those fancy international programs or opportunities? It's a real common vibe, but it's key to stop and ask yourself why these gigs are ruling your world and if they truly line up with your own values and dreams. And let's face it, the whole application hustle can be a stress-fest, eating up your time and sometimes leaving you empty-handed. It's cool to hit pause and put your mental wellness first. Remember,

your worth isn't wrapped up in nailing these programs.

Ever taken a hit when chasing after these golden tickets? How'd you bounce back? Learn to take time to ditch the cycle of endless applications and that nagging feeling of never measuring up. And remember, getting lost in the grind of toxic productivity can lead you down a path where you start losing touch with your crew-friends. Friends might drift away as you get consumed by the chase for success. Don't let those relationships slip through your fingers while you're chasing shadows. Take a breather, reevaluate what truly matters, and keep those connections strong June 22, 2023 West Virginia, USA @Janturayev_talks

Interesting, isn't it? Mine would about "who won the race between UzAuto and BYD"

Imagine you have a chance to go to the future and you can google only one thing, what you would google ?

Someone asking: What would you do if you could return to your childhood days?   Me: immediately find at least $100  and buy bitcoins : ) By the way: what would you do?

A reminder You are getting distructed again. You have dreams-goals to chase. Stay focused!

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