Vanya Wryter Consulting

Where to reduce clutter in your life? 3 Tips for a More Stress-Free Life

Trash is treasure – you’ve heard that one person’s trash is another person’s treasure. So how do you decide what to remove and what to keep? We can reduce clutter in every aspect and place of our lives, from objects that get in the way to thoughts and people that take up unnecessary space. ForContinue reading “Where to reduce clutter in your life? 3 Tips for a More Stress-Free Life”

What I’d give you if I won the lottery

What would you do if you won the lottery? Would you spend it all or would you give it all away? For sure, I wouldn’t do what most expect and here’s why. I discovered some interesting statistics about lottery wins of significant amounts. There is a myth that most people go broke after going onContinue reading “What I’d give you if I won the lottery”

5 Leadership Tips for Self Improvement

It’s easy to be a bad leader, but it’s more challenging to be a good one. You don’t need formal training to be a good leader, just some practical experience and the critical understanding that you should treat others how you want to be treated. And if you want to be the best leader youContinue reading “5 Leadership Tips for Self Improvement”

Let’s Un-invent the Handshake

If you could un-invent something, what would it be? It’s a competition and it’s awkward. Those are just two reasons I would un-invent this one thing that most people in the world consider as polite interaction. Let’s find ourselves a time machine and travel all the way back to ancient Greece, ancient Babylon, and ancientContinue reading “Let’s Un-invent the Handshake”

Do You Think About the Future or the Past?

You can tell someone’s age by how much they think about the future or the past. I’ve noticed that teenagers and people in their twenties talk about the future as if there is a lot of time ahead of them. They have post-secondary education goals, first career-related job discussions, and first romantic relationships. They askContinue reading “Do You Think About the Future or the Past?”