Ah, Selfie Saturday is here again, my darlings—and this week, I come to you post-dance training. It has been a wild ride of sweat, grace, and a few unexpected foot cramp encounters, but all in all—fulfilling and oh-so-rewarding. As you can see from the selfie, my week of dance training left me feeling in shape, powerful, and—dare I say—gloriously exhausted.

Dear HIVE Book Club members,I wasn’t familiar with Naval Ravikant until I came across The Almanack of Naval Ravikant in the “100 Books You Have to Read” list mentioned on the Modern Wisdom Podcast. Intrigued by its recommendation, I decided to dive into this unique compilation of Ravikant's wisdom.

Hey, dear ones!Do you know this? You're sitting comfortably on the couch, perhaps with a cup of tea or a glass of wine in your hand, and suddenly they pop up - those thoughts about past mistakes or missed opportunities. Or even worse: worries about what might come next. As if our brain didn't already have enough to do, it pulls us into a wild merry-go-round of “what ifs” and “what could happen”. Sounds like a recipe for a sleepless night, doesn't it?

Book review: “Never Split the Difference” by Chris VossRating: 5/5Synopsis:“Never Split the Difference” is a fascinating and highly practical book on negotiation written by Chris Voss, a former FBI negotiator. In this book, Voss shares his many years of experience and techniques from negotiating in extreme situations, such as hostage situations, and shows how these methods can also be applied in everyday life. The book is a valuable guide for anyone who wants to improve their skills in the art of negotiation - be it in professional, financial or interpersonal contexts.

In a world where we're constantly bombarded with information and emotions, it's easy to feel compelled to react immediately to everything that comes our way. But there's wisdom in the saying, "Learn to sit back and observe—not everything needs a reaction."

Oscar Wilde's “The Picture of Dorian Gray” is a timeless classic that masterfully explores the dark depths of the human soul. This book is far more than just a story; it is a profound analysis of morality, beauty and the devastating consequences of narcissism and hedonism.