Growing up, we learn many life lessons the hard way: romantic love cannot solve all your problems. There is no other perfect half for you. No one and nothing creates your happiness but you. To be able to face the world and overcome their own dissatisfaction, our children need to know themselves and learn how to manage relationships first.
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Previews of “Just a blackbird” in English, Serbian, and bilingual
"Just a blackbird" is a quick read with important life lessons you learn while growing up. It is a symbolic story about a little outsider who craves to be what she isn't.
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For teenagers: How to deal with negative emotions
Your negative emotions are useful. If you understand why they appear, you will become more satisfied.
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To become a better storyteller, write a children’s book
Storytelling is vital for great content marketing. And yes, you are creative enough to write a children’s book.
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Raising boys amid machoism and feminism gone astray
I feel sorry for little guys. And I find it harder to judge men for being emotionally unavailable.
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Readers’ first reactions to “Just a blackbird”
Looking forward to the first readers' reactions
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Medium writers, be careful what you write (about)
There are popular articles on Medium which many of us never read. Deliberately.
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Stop force-feeding yourself with literature
It won’t make you happier or more successful. And you could lose more than you could get.
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How to profit from Medium when you can’t make money on it
Medium doesn’t pay me for my writing but my skills and projects keep multiplying
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What I’ve learned since I became a Medium author
Opposite to what some big Medium bloggers may advise you to do
