During the pandemic, I haven't faced any serious restrictions in terms of food. But, of course, there were times I was worried about food...

There is always hope. The link to the recording above was a gift from my sister. And it was very timely due to Easter. It is so surreal...

Is Coronavirus (COVID-19) backlash from Nature? Let's tap into Japanese beliefs about humans vs. Nature.

If you are working in a company and managing a team, this article is for you. Be yourself, be human, be a leader.

Two small acts of kindness made my day today. Both were outside Japan. We become more human when we care for each other.

Covid-19, pandemic, Mete Yazici, Mete Yazıcı

Time to review our lives to see what is really needed.

How to deal with boredom by becoming curious. Boredom is not an emotion to get rid of, but, like other emotions, we can transform.

We can see through the fog of pandemic. Let's keep asking "what if" to see new opportunities.

New trends may emerge after Coronovirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Let's guess.

Sakura as a symbol of our ephemeral lives. Very timely when globally we need some cheering up.

Many experts saw the pandemic. From now on what can we do as a global community?

Keeping hope in the wake of the virus pandemic. Trying to walk in the dark. How to survive as a freelancer/small business owner.

Keeping hope in the wake of the virus pandemic. Trying to walk in the dark. How to survive as a freelancer/small business owner.

One word that describes Japanese people is their remarkable resilience. Its people have been battling earthquakes, typhoons, etc.

In the age of huge uncertainty, the mission of all leaders should be ensuring sustainability. it is beyond cosmetic aspirations.