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This is a new series called : #Reacting_to, where i will be reacting to an appealing content on social media. Last week, i was scrolling through Instagram and i saw a reel made by Adam Cam, in which he talks about when someone is being disrespectful towards you. It reminded me of a part i read on Peterson's book about the importance of anger and standing up for yourself in times of injustice and disrespect. And how about you? How would you react to a provocation? How much is "أقتلو بالبارد" useful as a behaviour in this case when we are being provoked? Script : Yamina, link to the reel in question : https://www.instagram.com/reel/CSU2dUYoksi/?utm_medium=copy_link

Who to question and to blame? The university and its ancestral, not updated program? Or the students and their inability to understand a magisterial course? Wait!! Do we even need a university degree nowadays? Or it is not even the question to ask? But more of a : are you a -get a university degree and then get a job- person or are you more of a autonomous investor? Does University get you a job or universities and the workplace market are not aligned and so many other questions? Script : Yamina, Background music : Jamiroquai - Virtual insanity

When you assist Jordan Peterson's lectures, he brings stories from history, culture, folklore and the past, in which chaos and hardship have a significant place and importance, same thing when you read books, science-fiction and fantasy books to be exact, in which the protagonist go through a whole process of self-discovery through facing problems and being guided by mentors or helpers. Now, how about your favorite movies, The matrix, Interstellar and so on, they keep coming back to the same model of reference in terms of growing as a main character, and so do you, a human being and a main character of your own life. Once we comprehend this model and process if evolving as a character through moments of, we would stop complaining about facing problems. I have had so much fun preparing this episode, this is my favorite so far, i hope you enjoy it aswell. Script : Yamina. Background track : lofi chill music. Poster : Interstellar. References cited in the episode : the hero's journey model in storytelling. Hey! Please Take in consideration the exercise at the end of the episode, would love to hear what you got at the end.

They are expensive, indeed! But have we ever tried to ask the question to the different online and physical bookstores, in order to understand the importation process from A to Z until they get to these prices? Script : Yamina, Track : Dusty ducks - stoned cookies.

They are expensive, indeed! But have we ever tried to ask the question to the different online and physical bookstores, in order to understand the importation process from A to Z until they get to these prices? Script : Yamina, Track :

We don't have a subject called : financial education in school, that's a fact, which leads to the following question : where and how do we get our financial education from? And are you educated enough according to what is happening in the real world? Sources cited in this episode : The reachest man in babylon. Script : Yamina Hamidi.

This is episode number one, among a serie of short audio documentaries. And in this first one, digital influence and being a part of a digital community are being brought on the table. Script and sound editing : Yamina. Background sound : Royalty

This is not a self help or self development or psychology related episode, this is an introspection of what might go wrong in communication. What communication sounded like at some point : saying what has to be said and then leaving without listening to what the interlocutor has to say. Here is a list of wrong points in my communication way that needed to be adjusted and corrected. Sound editing and script : Yamina. Music : Lucy Mcwilliams ~ Fairplay.

We all have seen that moment when a content creator asks their audience to choose the next topic they want to watch and see, we call this digital marketing, which is understanding your audience, and build a *solid* online beneficial relationship with them, which is digitally clever. But does that mean your creativity is put aside and at the mercy of your audience? And you as a follower, what do you want? Do you want them to be creative and you'd still follow them if they proposed something new? Or you want what is familliar? Script and sound editing : Yamina. The introduction part you hear in the beginning is a part from : Cilimastation's content ( cool creative dudes on instagram ). Music : Talking about revolution by Tracy Chapman.