A reflective essay about February’s quiet wind, resilience, waiting, and the gentle transition between winter and spring — finding meaning, stillness, and renewal in the in-between season.
The Brave Boy
A heartfelt reflection on a father’s experience when his son breaks his wrist, revealing a powerful lesson about courage, presence, and how children often teach us what truly matters most.
Fake Is Already Normal
Fake has become normal, and honesty often feels offensive. A reflection on staying real in a world that prefers comfort over truth.
When Was the Last Time You Said “Thank You” to Yourself?
A gentle reflection on self-appreciation and inner strength. When was the last time you said “thank you” to yourself for surviving, growing, and not giving up?
The Dining Table
Life is like a dining table—chairs come and go as we grow. A reflection on friendship, change, and why fewer seats can still mean belonging.
The Help I Didn’t Get, Helped Me the Most
The help I didn’t get taught me self-reliance, clarity, and how to rethink the people in my circle. A reflection on growth, boundaries, and inner strength.
Help Them To Lose You
If someone is trying to lose you, help them. A powerful reflection on self-worth, emotional clarity, and choosing yourself without anger or regret.
Georgi Kisyov – Reflections & Books 