My Blog
Every week, I share my thoughts and experiences on business, entrepreneurship, and life. Here you'll find insights from my journey as a founder and entrepreneur.
Real Change Begins With Observation
Real change doesn’t come from setting goals—it comes from noticing what’s been running your life without your awareness. In this post, I share how unconscious habits shape our lives, why observation is the key to transformation, and what therapy and meditation really help us uncover.
30 Days of Consistency Can Change Your Life
Most people never realize how much 30 days of consistent action—just one small effort each day—can completely change their life. Whether it's physical like push-ups or mental like meditation, showing up daily with clear intention leads to real growth. In this post, I share how combining intention with simple action over 30 days can turn any goal into progress you can actually feel.
Timing and Balance Always Win
As the seasons shift in Bodrum, I’m reminded that nothing works without the right timing and balance. When those two are in place, life moves with ease—without force, without burnout. In this piece, I reflect on the natural rhythm of change and why knowing when to move on is just as important as showing up.
Two Days Closed Says Everything About Life
A small shop in Kalymnos closes two days a week without apology — a quiet reminder that life isn’t meant to be a nonstop hustle. In this post, I share what that simple sign made me question about my own work, why the Mediterranean pace adds years to life, and the steps I’m taking to protect my time.
Stop Rushing, Start Living
Twenty-five summers in Bodrum — gone in a blink. I spent decades hustling, chasing milestones, and ignoring the present, until I hit a wall and everything stopped. Learning to slow down, trust life, and simply ask myself “What am I doing now?” brought me back. Less fear. More peace. And for the first time, I’m truly living the moment.
Build Capital That Survives the Sun
Driving along Turkey’s south-west coast, I spotted a truck with a simple line on its back: “For those whose capital is made of ice, the sun becomes their greatest fear.” That sentence hasn’t left me since. It made me rethink what resilience really means — building a life on things that don’t melt under pressure, noticing the signs life throws our way, and preparing for heat long before it arrives.