I have always believed that everything in life happens at the right time. But I won’t deny that I often question the timeline I have. Sometimes, it feels like everything I want is always delayed. I plan, I work hard, I set goals, and yet things don’t always unfold when I expect them to. It… Continue reading There Is a Time for Everything
Author: Little Belle's Mama
A mother, wife, and leader, as well as a writer at heart who shares her thoughts and stories through blogging. Before moving to Germany, she spent seven years as a copy editor, where she developed a deep appreciation for clarity, storytelling, and the power of words. She graduated cum laude and was class valedictorian, earning her Bachelor of Science in Commerce, major in Management Accounting. Passionate about continuous learning, she has also completed an online Data Science course at Harvard, expanding her skills at the intersection of business and technology. A relentless pursuer of growth, she brings the same dedication to her family, career, and creative pursuits, always striving to inspire and make a difference.
The Evolution of a Dreamer
I honestly can’t remember what I wanted to be when I was five. Maybe I had a dream job back then, maybe I didn’t. But if I did, it has completely faded from my memory. What I do remember, though, is that as I got older, my ambitions started taking shape, influenced by the world… Continue reading The Evolution of a Dreamer
Happiness: A Choice or a Product of Circumstances?
Happiness is something we all chase, yet it often feels like an unpredictable visitor. Some people seem naturally happy no matter what happens, while others struggle to find joy even in favorable conditions. This raises a question that has been debated for ages: Is happiness a personal choice, or is it shaped by the circumstances… Continue reading Happiness: A Choice or a Product of Circumstances?
Are People Inherently Good or Evil?
This question has been debated for centuries, and the answer isn’t as simple as choosing one side. Human nature is complex, shaped by both biology and experience. Some believe people are born good, with kindness and empathy wired into us. Others argue that selfishness and cruelty are just as natural. The truth is, we have… Continue reading Are People Inherently Good or Evil?
Why Bigger Oceans Have Larger Waves
Life often mirrors nature in ways we don’t always notice. One of those ways is captured in the idea that bigger oceans have larger waves. It’s a simple observation about water, but it carries a deeper truth about life, challenges, and the way we grow through struggle. Oceans are vast, open, and powerful. The larger… Continue reading Why Bigger Oceans Have Larger Waves
The Invisible Complexity of Simple Things
There’s something I’ve always found fascinating: how people often overlook the hidden complexity in things that seem simple. We live in a world where so much is taken for granted, and yet, beneath the surface, there’s an entire layer of depth that most people never stop to think about. It’s not just about science, history,… Continue reading The Invisible Complexity of Simple Things
Everyone Has a Story
Every person we pass on the street, every stranger we barely notice, every friend, every loved one—each carries a story within them. Some stories are beautiful, filled with joy and laughter, where life unfolds smoothly, and good fortune seems to follow like a shadow. Others are woven with pain, moments of heartbreak, or battles fought… Continue reading Everyone Has a Story
The Rotating Head of Franz Kafka: An Amazing Encounter in Prague
My husband and I had been eagerly exploring Prague, soaking in the city’s rich history and breathtaking architecture. Every corner seemed to hold something magical—Gothic cathedrals, charming cobbled streets, and grand historic buildings. But nothing prepared us for the moment we stumbled upon something entirely unexpected. As we turned a corner near Národní třída, we… Continue reading The Rotating Head of Franz Kafka: An Amazing Encounter in Prague
The Mysterious Babies of Prague
When my husband and I visited Prague, we expected to see stunning castles, medieval bridges, and charming cobblestone streets. What we didn’t expect was to stumble upon something so unusual that it left us both fascinated and slightly unsettled. There, outside the Kampa Museum, we encountered three enormous bronze babies crawling on all fours. At… Continue reading The Mysterious Babies of Prague
The Power of Active Listening: A Skill That Transforms Conversations
In our fast-paced world, where distractions are everywhere, truly listening to someone has become rare. Many of us hear words, but we don’t always absorb their meaning. We often wait for our turn to speak rather than focus on what is being said. This is where active listening makes all the difference. It is more… Continue reading The Power of Active Listening: A Skill That Transforms Conversations
Raising a Mentally Tough Child: Building Resilience and Strength
Mental toughness is one of the most valuable traits a child can develop. It helps them face challenges, handle disappointments, and push through difficulties without giving up. In a world that is unpredictable and often demanding, fostering this quality in children is crucial. But mental toughness doesn’t happen overnight—it is built through daily experiences, guidance,… Continue reading Raising a Mentally Tough Child: Building Resilience and Strength
The Power of Public Speaking: A Skill I Wish I Had
Public speaking is one of those skills that can open doors, create opportunities, and leave a lasting impression on people. It’s an ability that some seem to possess naturally, effortlessly commanding attention with every word they say. For me, however, it has become a challenge over time. I wish I could confidently stand in front… Continue reading The Power of Public Speaking: A Skill I Wish I Had
Is My Child Left-Handed or Right-Handed?
Watching our daughter grow has been a fascinating journey, full of little surprises and questions we never thought we’d ask. One of those questions has been whether she is left-handed or right-handed. Even now, we still don’t have a clear answer. She writes with both hands, sometimes favoring one and then switching to the other.… Continue reading Is My Child Left-Handed or Right-Handed?
Little Belle’s First Steps at 10 Months Old
One of the most magical moments in parenting is watching your child take their first independent steps. It happens in a blink—one moment they are crawling, cruising along furniture, or simply observing the world from the safety of your arms, and the next, they are standing tall, ready to explore on their own two feet.… Continue reading Little Belle’s First Steps at 10 Months Old
Nothing Beats a Beautiful Sunny Day
Weather comes in many forms—rainy, snowy, stormy, windy, foggy—but among them all, sunny weather stands out as the most inviting and uplifting for me. Each type of weather has its own charm and purpose. Rain nourishes the earth, snow creates winter wonderlands, and storms remind us of nature’s power. But when the sky is clear,… Continue reading Nothing Beats a Beautiful Sunny Day
Berliners and Their Many Toppings
Berliners are a classic treat, especially on Rosenmontag. These soft, jam-filled doughnuts are a favorite for many, though I don’t eat them often because they’re quite sweet. Every year, my company offers them to employees, always sticking to the traditional version—fluffy dough, fruit filling, and a dusting of powdered sugar. My two-year-old daughter loves Berliners.… Continue reading Berliners and Their Many Toppings
Springtime Work Bliss on Our Terrace
As the chill of winter fades and the first warm breezes of spring arrive, I find myself drawn to a new workspace—our terrace. It’s a simple shift, but one that changes the rhythm of my work-from-home days in the best way possible. Instead of being confined within four walls, I now have the option to… Continue reading Springtime Work Bliss on Our Terrace
Why I Don’t Find It Practical to Buy Flowers
Flowers are beautiful. There’s no denying that. A bouquet can brighten a room, a single bloom can warm a heart, and the gesture of giving flowers carries a certain charm that has lasted through centuries. I do appreciate the sentiment behind receiving flowers, especially from my husband on special occasions like Valentine’s Day, my birthday,… Continue reading Why I Don’t Find It Practical to Buy Flowers
Strolling into Memories with My Daughter
After a long day at work, there is nothing more refreshing than stepping outside, breathing in the crisp, fresh air, and embracing the beauty of nature. One of my favorite things to do after work is taking a walk with my daughter. It’s our little bonding time, a simple yet meaningful ritual that brings us… Continue reading Strolling into Memories with My Daughter
My Daughter’s First Tricycle Ride
Watching my two-year-old daughter ride her tricycle on her own for the first time made me incredibly happy today. It was such a simple moment, yet it felt so special. For the longest time, she had either been uninterested or too afraid to ride by herself. My husband and I had always been the ones… Continue reading My Daughter’s First Tricycle Ride
Workaholic: A Word That Defines Me
If there’s one word that describes me, my husband would say it’s workaholic. He didn’t even hesitate when I asked. It was an instant response, almost as if he had been waiting for the question. At first, I laughed. Then, I thought about it. He’s right. I throw myself into my work with an intensity… Continue reading Workaholic: A Word That Defines Me
No Ink for Me
Tattoos are a form of self-expression that many people love. I respect those who choose to have them, and I understand the meaning and personal significance they can hold. Some people get tattoos to mark important events, remember loved ones, or simply because they appreciate the art. But for me, tattoos have never been something… Continue reading No Ink for Me
The Time I Wish I Had More Of
If I could wish for one thing every day, it would be more time with my daughter while she’s still young. Every moment feels fleeting, and I often wonder how different things might have been if I had more time to spend with her in these early years. She’s only two years and one month… Continue reading The Time I Wish I Had More Of
A Little Superstitious, Sometimes Not
Am I superstitious? Sometimes yes, sometimes no. It depends on the situation. If something seems obviously untrue, I don’t believe it. But there are moments when a small part of me hesitates, wondering, what if? I like to think of myself as logical. If someone tells me a black cat crossing my path will bring… Continue reading A Little Superstitious, Sometimes Not
My High School Friend Sharon
High school is a time filled with memories, friendships, and experiences that shape us in ways we don’t always realize at the time. Among the many people I met during those years, one classmate has remained in my thoughts through the years—Sharon. She wasn’t just a classmate; she was a friend, a kind soul whose… Continue reading My High School Friend Sharon
Managing Emotions in Times of Stress and Uncertainty
Life is full of surprises, and not all of them are pleasant. Sometimes, we find ourselves in situations where everything feels uncertain. The future seems blurry, decisions become harder, and emotions take over. It could be a sudden change in work, a personal crisis, or an unexpected turn of events that shakes our sense of… Continue reading Managing Emotions in Times of Stress and Uncertainty
Luxury Shopping Spree: A Dream Experience
Imagine stepping into a world where every storefront glistens with elegance, where the scent of fine leather and high-end perfumes fills the air, and where the very act of shopping feels like an experience crafted for the senses. This is the kind of shopping spree I dream of—one that takes place either in the designer… Continue reading Luxury Shopping Spree: A Dream Experience
The Best Compliment I’ve Ever Received: “You Are a Racehorse”
Compliments come and go, but some stay with us forever. They don’t just make us smile for a moment; they shift something deep inside us. The best ones don’t flatter—they reveal. When my previous supervisor told me, “You are a racehorse,” I didn’t know what to say. It was my first job in Germany, my… Continue reading The Best Compliment I’ve Ever Received: “You Are a Racehorse”
The Ultimate Cross-Country Adventure: Why Traveling by Car is Our Best Choice
There’s something magical about a road trip. The idea of traveling across the country, watching the landscape change outside the window, and having the freedom to stop whenever we want makes it an adventure like no other. For me, the choice of transportation is clear—a car. Nothing else offers the same sense of independence, comfort,… Continue reading The Ultimate Cross-Country Adventure: Why Traveling by Car is Our Best Choice
Mastering the Skill of Learning How to Learn
In a world where knowledge is constantly evolving, the ability to learn efficiently is more valuable than ever. Many people believe that intelligence or talent determines success, but in reality, learning is a skill that can be developed. The key is not just studying harder but understanding how to learn effectively. Once we master this… Continue reading Mastering the Skill of Learning How to Learn
