A blog about the pursuit of happiness. London-based sustainability consultant. Working for a design & communications agency. Passion for travelling, exploring how people live. What makes them happy/sad. Why they smile. Interests in drawing and food, lifestyle & interiors photography. Among the authors of the first Climate Competitiveness Index. Curious.
“The two most important days in your life are the day you are born, and the day you find out why.”, Mark Twain
“We began the voyage of Slanchogled in maritime Varna, Bulgaria over fifteen years ago, full of passion and enthusiasm, dreams and ambition.” (http://artsandcraftscamden.com/) Go enjoy some beautiful environment and perhaps you can even spend some time to the art of quilling . Great place to spend a rainy weekend afternoon in London.
Two years ago BITC launched their CR Practitioner Competency Map to help understand better where CR jobs and responsibilities sit within the broader corporate mix. The map (image from BITC on the left) was developed on the basis of interviews with CR professionals and by HR specialists alongside a behavioural psychologist. Now, the map is useful to … Continue reading »
Solar-powered lightbulbs and waterless shampoos….Really? We very often hear about these new products that may change the way we live today. By default, R&D efforts are pursuing the goal of inventing something new and different to help us all live a more sustainable life. But this TED video shows us several reasons as to why … Continue reading »
Just a thought: it always amazes me when I see in design magazines a Scandinavian home – so bright, warm, and somehow very inspiring with a fantastic combination of contemporary & retro, and truly colorful atmosphere. The light – so important! I’ve never thought of it until I moved to London where I am constantly trying … Continue reading »
So been in Brussels this week. And I came back with mixed feelings, I have to say. It’s kind of nice to take some time and just travelling. Travelling makes you dream and dreams are good Anyway. Brussels was ok, I guess. You know how sometimes you put your hopes too high and then you … Continue reading »
This TED talk from David McCandless is absolutely brilliant! You learn so much for just 19min. David McCandless manages to turn some really complex data like worldwide military spending and media buzz, and even Facebook status updates and their peaks in spring and Christmas time, into beautiful and very simple graphs and diagrams trying to … Continue reading »
