Agne Nainyte on How to survive “Millennial Crisis?”Digital Transformation | Process Excellence | Women EmpowermentSome time ago
Once upon a time I was called a Labrador 🐕!
This triggered me big time!
Me? Labrador? What do you mean?
After learning on Labrador behaviors, I could relate to this description very well.
So here it is! A story about Labrador behavior which I believe many of us could relate, accompanied with tips & tricks on how to control yourself in those situations.
https://nainyte.com/dont-be-like-a-labrador-ask-questions-before-you-jump-into-something/
Don’t be like a Labrador! Ask questions before you jump into something - Nainyte.com
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While there are so many discussions about the bad influence of social media, I am one who rather looks at its opportunities and advantages such as meeting new inspiring people.
This is how I met a fellow Lithuanian, Romanas Zontovicius, who was interested to hear about my experiences in Uganda since he has engaged in a philanthropic initiative there too!
So today I am super excited to introduce you to another guest article on my blog! This time Romanas is sharing with us his unique and first-hand experience from Silicon Valley.
https://nainyte.com/silicon-valley-through-the-eyes-of-romanas-zontovicius/
Silicon Valley through the eyes of Romanas Zontovičius - Nainyte.com
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Agne Nainyte on How to survive “Millennial Crisis?”Digital Transformation | Process Excellence | Women EmpowermentSome time ago
I like to start every year with a new habit which I believe will help me to improve myself, especially mentally.
In 2021 I decided to commit sharing more failure stories on social media and less of “Look, my dear network how well I am doing!”
So here is my first story:
Right before Christmas I have received a letter from Rotterdam municipality with a fine to pay. This would be all OK, but the reason of the fine really made me upset. Why?
Because it was for recycling ♻️, which I have been doing for many years! My neighbors are all so much into recycling too that after 1-2 days of an emptied paper bin, it gets full immediately.
So there were times when I left my paper near a bin which earned me a fine. Shame on me!
Lesson learnt - never leave your waste outside a bin! Not only to avoid a fine, but also ensure your street looks neat and clean. Continue asking your municipality to increase paper bin removal service.
I would love to hear your failure stories too! Please share it in Comments.
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Agne Nainyte on How to survive “Millennial Crisis?”Digital Transformation | Process Excellence | Women EmpowermentSome time ago
A rainy day coming up in your city or more restrictions are imposed to your daily life? Then watch this inspiring video of less than 2 minutes!
What a touching piece to never feel too small or weak to drive change. And dare to be the first, even when it’s out of your comfort zone.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPeeZ6viNgY
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