Take a deep breath in.And a big sigh out. Let me take you along on this adventure. Our starting point: Quito, the capital of Ecuador. Our means of travel: a minivan. With us on the journey: Martina, from Germany. The kindest, bravest, most loving travel companion anyone can wish for. Estefania, from Quito, Ecuador. Our…… Continue reading Jungle Journal – Episode 2: Arrival in Sharamentsa
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When AI takes our superpower: Harari at Davos (WEF 2026)
Yuval Noah Harari’s Davos address – “An Honest Conversation on AI and Humanity” – felt like stepping onto a ridge line where the air is thinner and the view is suddenly wider. You can still walk back down to the cosy valley of “but AI is just a tool”… but it becomes harder to pretend…… Continue reading When AI takes our superpower: Harari at Davos (WEF 2026)
Thrive
I’ll start with a small warning: the title is misleading. Thrive. Maximizing Well-Being in the Age of AI by Ravi Bapna and Anindya Ghose is not a wellness book. There are no lifestyle prescriptions here, no productivity and self-care rituals. What the authors are really interested in is something more structural: how AI creates value…… Continue reading Thrive
Nexus
Some books don’t try to teach you something new.They quietly rearrange how you see what you thought you already understood. Nexus by Yuval Noah Harari is one of those books for me. I picked it up out of the same curiosity that has taken me to many places around the world: a desire to understand…… Continue reading Nexus
Mine Your Language
The first of a new blog series called “The Bookshelf of a Curious Mind,”. The first review focuses on Abhishek Borah’s “Mine Your Language,” which explores how language influences marketing and consumer behaviour through text mining and linguistic profiling.
Jungle Journals – Episode 1: Preparation
Inspired by Lynne Twist’s books, I went literally off the grid, deep inside the Amazon rainforest to meet the indigenous tribes and learn about their way of living. It was a physical, mental and practical challenge on many levels and turned out to be a life-altering adventure that reinforced the urgency and importance of protecting the rainforest and empowering its indigenous people.
Echoes of the rainforest – from Amazonia to London
Meeting this man, in London of all places, prompted me to finally break my social media and blogging detox to share with you about a profound experience I had early this year, deep inside the Amazonian rainforest in Ecuador. Sharamentsa – a village of about 100 indigenous men, women and children of the Achuar tribe…… Continue reading Echoes of the rainforest – from Amazonia to London
Make your language coaching website a client magnet
The gist of my talk at the upcoming 2nd International Language Coaching Conference in Paris. Do join!
A rant on fake reviews
Fake reviews are plaguing the online landscape. Here’s a rant on my encounters.
Why your marketing copy needs to ditch academic, clever-sounding jargon, ASAP
In this post, we’ll explore the differences between academic and marketing writing, and I’ll share some tips on creating effective copy that connects with your audience.
Gabriella Ferenczi 