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MargaretC
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Godin: I think most people who are stuck are so because they're attached to the outcome and they're reverse-engineering from the outcome. They're saying, ‘Well, my calling is to make this’. No. Actually, you've just reversed it. What you want is that, and now you've announced that that's your calling, not the other way around. To ship the work is this practice of saying, ‘I don't know yet what change I can make in people. I have some assertions. I have some beliefs, but I don't know yet. And if I hoard it and I don't expose it to other people, I will never know. And so if we're truly here to do generous work, I think a big part of that generous work is sharing it.’
https://www.forbes.com/sites/darrahbrustein/2020/11/20/seth-godin-on-why-having-a-consistent-practice-is-the-birthplace-of-creativity-not-a-muse/
Holiday / Vacation Destinations and Travel & Exploration
The channel’s host is Aziza, and the person behind the camera is her son Amiraslan. In 2020, due to the pandemic, he lost his job in Baku and moved back to his native village in the Qusar District of Azerbaijan. That’s when, together with his mother, he decided to showcase the simple farm life in their country.
Situated in the Greater Caucasus Mountain, Qusar District is known for its lush forests and mountainous terrain, which add unique, spectacular scenes to The Country Life Vlog’s videos. Besides the picturesque landscapes, the district is known for its multiethnic cultural heritage. Besides ethnic Azerbaijanis living in the district, Qusar is home to Lezgins and Tsakhurs, who are considered indigenous peoples of the region. This reflects the multiculturalism and ethnic diversity that characterizes Azerbaijan as a whole. https://caspianpost.com/en/post/country-life-vlog-azerbaijani-cottagecore-youtube-channels-popularity-explained

Economics and