
I found my life partner and got married
After a long break, I am finally writing again. I have a valid reason for my absence. On June 26, I was married at the Embassy of the Republic of Türkiye in Rabat, the capital of Morocco. There are countless stories behind this remarkable journey, and before resuming my regular
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About Life 2 – With love for my youth…

How was Pizza Hut Turkey’s rise thwarted?
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2020 will be different

About Life 2 – With love for my youth…

How was Pizza Hut Turkey’s rise thwarted?

I found my life partner and got married
After a long break, I am finally writing again. I have a valid reason for my absence. On June 26, I was married at the Embassy of the Republic of Türkiye in Rabat, the capital of Morocco. There are countless stories behind this remarkable journey, and before resuming my regular

“The story of an entrepreneur who makes a difference” interview (1)
When Taner Özdeş, whom I met about 20 years ago during my time at GYİAD (Young Businessmen Association), contacted me to do an interview for his YouTube channel, I accepted without hesitation. The interview, which we conducted last December, was published last month. In this two-part interview, I reflect on

Mother Nature’s blows are getting harder
Last year I wrote an article about how nature’s blows have become harsher. I will continue this by giving examples of natural disasters that have occurred in the last year; I will talk about natural disasters that have taken place all over the world, including in my country, Türkiye, and

Türkiye’s first guide dog, Kara, has retired.
Did you know that there’s an association dedicated to these amazing guide dogs that become the eyes and ears of visually impaired people, guiding, protecting, and caring for them? Nurdeniz Hanım, the founding president of this association, is the owner of Kara, the first dog trained to be a guide

The power and mystery of a kiss
As you know, Valentine’s Day was celebrated recently. I recently came across an interesting article in Scientific American titled “A kiss is a delicate expression of love. Its origins remain a mystery.” This article, which reviews a podcast on the subject, is what I’ll share with you, along with some

An Unpopular Athlete Who Subsequently Becomes Popular
I’ve written about Federer, Nadal, and Djokovic on several occasions. I’ve said that I admire Federer the most, followed by Nadal, both in terms of character and ability, and that they are both role models for me. However, after the last Australian Open, I started to feel some sympathy for

The unwritten rules of tennis
We witnessed Zeynep Sönmez, who achieved the greatest success in Turkish tennis history by advancing through the first two rounds at the Australian Open, being narrowly eliminated in the third round after a tough match against Kazakh (Russian) tennis player Putintseva. After the match, the focus was less on the

What I want to tell our sensitive American friends
I recently wrote a blog article entitled “Will Power Intoxication Bring About the End of the U.S.A?” and received a comment from someone in America named Emily saying, “Look at your own country, you’ve got no right to criticize us.” I responded to her comment. After my next post, where

The U.S.’s salvation plan
In my previous article, I wrote that U.S. President Trump was suffering from power intoxication, and that as a result, the U.S., and consequently the whole world, was going off track. The good governance of the U.S. is of great importance to the entire world. Therefore, in this article, I’ll

Will power intoxication bring about the end of the USA?
Recently, US special forces forcibly removed and arrested Venezuelan President Maduro from the presidential palace in Caracas. Even more alarming is the desire to annex Greenland to the US – a region that poses no threat, is viewed with sympathy by all due to its peaceful lifestyle, and its protected