A collection of summer thoughts

Nothing feels right lately.

A confession: What makes me a horrible teacher pt.2

Although studying a foreign language was my first and only option when deciding on a university, teaching – wasn’t. So how did I end up being a teacher for almost a decade, why I now hate it, and what makes me a horrible one?

A confession: What makes me a horrible teacher pt.1

Although studying a foreign language was my first and only option when deciding on a university, teaching – wasn’t. So how did I end up being a teacher for almost a decade, why I now hate it, and what makes me a horrible one?

Essential tips for novice drivers + an introduction to my driving experience

Once you pass your driving exam, real world driving is a completely different story. All drivers have their rules and will gladly share them with a novice in the hope of offering a helping hand. But what are those few go-by rules to offer you a peace of mind and make you feel comfortable in the car once you get out on the road on your own for the first time?

On productivity: How to write 3000+ words piece in (less than) 3 hours

Another freelance blogging call says: you are required to produce at least two 2000+ words pieces a week. The longer the content, the better. Can we master this skill of producing articles of enormous length

How to rank #1 in Google – against SEO (pt. 2)

SEO experts will try convincing you to obey many SEO rules so as to rank #1 on Google. But is it really the case and are they always right? It’s time for some more SEO myth busting!

How to rank #1 in Google – against SEO

Once you get into online business, especially SEO and copywriting, you will inevitably learn many rules that you must obey if you want to rank good. But is it always the case, and can you rank on first page of Google even if you disrespect ranking rules? Let’s learn some tricks of the trade.