I recently took two road trips—one through Portugal’s countryside and the other across rural Oregon.
In Portugal, every turn revealed charming historic villages and vineyards that looked like they belonged in a painting.
I recently took two road trips—one through Portugal’s countryside and the other across rural Oregon.
In Portugal, every turn revealed charming historic villages and vineyards that looked like they belonged in a painting.
Growing up in Istanbul, Carl Sagan was one of my childhood heroes.
He would speak to me through the original Cosmos series. I didn’t speak a word of English, so I wasn’t quite sure what he was saying. But I listened anyway.
I’ve been in Portugal for the past week to keynote an Accenture event.
A few days ago, we had dinner at a bustling restaurant, where we were seated at the “chef’s table.”
There’s a room in our home that I’ve called my “home office” since we first moved in.
I had no good reason for the name—other than an “office” is what people conventionally call a room where work gets done.