Zeynep's Blog

1.  "But what if I fail?" You will. The answer to the what if question is,  you will. A better question might be, "after I fail, what then?" Well, if you've chosen well, after you fail you will be one step closer to succeeding, you will be wiser and stronger and you almost certainly will be more respected by all of those that are afraid to try.

It's been a week since I am jobless. When I was quiting my job, I didn't have a back up plan. I do not feel like doing anyhting. Since I can get away with doing nothing, I am just being a spoiled girl. No trying hard enough makes me think that I am not worthy of love or success. Another reason for me to be unsuccessful is not wanting to take responsibilities. I want to get cought of something. I want to make a list of these things that I find attractive to be in. - Someting about travelling - Career (Something like Glassdoor Turkey) - Storytelling - Amusement Park for Grownups - Website design for non profits (yoonjiyung) - Wayfinding sector - exporting (not really possible) (tkaing neta to next level) (partnering with a designer or a architect) - a career in finance http://www.lifehack.org/articles/communication/7-powerful-questions-find-out-what-you-want-with-your-life.html I thought these questions can be useful. Mert suggested me to answer these quest