Cogito

Most of us quote René Descartes on his Cogito, ergo sum - I Think, therefore I am. So? What does it really mean and what am I referring to by using the term Cogito?

As per the Merriam Webster dictionary, Cogito represents the intellectual processes of the self.

Hence in this section, I include a first series on financial awareness by presenting complex concepts in a simple and accessible way. I additionally contemplate daily situations in "This And That". Starting January 2021, my FB campaign of “How Can I Help You” is now also published here and advertised on social media. Curious enough to know more? Feel free to read and comment :)

Day 4 of Year 3

2021/01/04

Now that the greetings and wishes for the New Year are behind us, let's get started with some nice quotes.

Feel free to comment and start a discussion when the sayings speak to you.

Day 3 of Year 3

2021/01/03

I came across this Apache blessings / wishes and I they are worth a share!

Day 2 of Year 3

2021/01/02

I received this beautiful message from my best friend in Brazil... and decided to share it with you all!

Pardon my translation as my Portuguese language skills are quite rudimentary 😊

Day 1 of Year 3

2021/01/01

A new year is started. I am excited and glad to have made it this far!

This new series is an ongoing campaign from my personal FB page.

Check it out!

Numb... And Very Much Awake

2020/08/15

It's been a while since I published a personal note.

The Beirut port explosions on August 4, 2020 shocked us all.

Each one of us is processing the trauma in our own way.

Earth Day

2020/04/22

Since 1970, on April 22, we show our support for the protection of the environment. In almost all countries around the world, events are held to mobilize people in making a difference.

International Day of Women and Girls in Science

2020/02/11

"It matters little whether men or women have the more brains; all we women need to do to exert our proper influence is just to use all the brains we have", Florence Sabin, in her acceptance speech for the 1929 Pictorial Review Annual Achievement Award...