Last week, I attended an event in Istanbul for McGill University, my alma mater. This wonderful invitation took me back many years and revived many memories that have held a special place in my life. So, this week, I wanted to share with you my experiences at my university, its
Our country’s poor results at the 2016 European Soccer Championship have led me to rethink the ego problems that largely underlie them. From soccer to school, from the business world to everyday life, I’ve always observed that attitudes indicative of an inflated ego contradicts true strength. In this week’s article,
Our beautiful Turkish language has such a metaphorical expression used for sarcasm. Some believe that ‘Vefa’ is the name of a neighborhood in Istanbul, and the word has no other meaning. Those targeted by sarcasm care about no one and are selfish. Others live their lives according to ‘vefa.’ They
In my previous article, I wrote that the solution to the problems in Turkish sports lies in education, and I said that in addition to the education of children and young people, we should take parent and educator training far more seriously. I also added that I try to do
