Irmaaaaa·2d agoSome people become a new version of themselves after life hits them hardI once met someone who told me that people can change because of the problems they encounter in life. At the time, I simply fell silent and…A response icon1A response icon1
Silmi Malina·Aug 2118/818/8 — Setelah hasil dibacakan, pundak terasa jauh lebih ringan dari sebelumnya, hamdalah. Satu step besar terlampaui.
InReaders ClubbyCessie·Aug 19Eating failures for breakfastA note on academic achievements and failureA response icon2A response icon2
Itiolaolabisi·May 17HOW I READI wrote this reflection during the first weeks of my Anthropology PhD after reading Dumit’s How I Read (2012). I just finished my first…
InThe Agentic Institute / Energy Convertors Online MagazinebyEnergy Convertors·May 14My Fight for Mental Health Support in SchoolBy Belinda Reyes, Energy Convertors x Lodestar FellowA response icon1A response icon1
Katie Fernandez·Apr 26Katie Fernandez’s EM NarrativeAn inside peek into my journey as a full-time professional and part-time student over the past 2 years.
Dina Dreamer·Feb 6 DISTANCE DOES NOT MATTERIf I were to tell the same personal story again and again, I would begin by sharing my three years and six months of experience in Riau as an undergraduate student. The narrative of “a Javanese who left Java for Sumatra for education” is appealing enough to trigger further questions during a first encounter. At least i will get a minute to speak without any cut just to explain ‘why i chose what i chose’.
Binayak Bartaula·Dec 29, 2025The Maze Finally Led Somewhere: My Odyssey to an International ConferenceGrant me a moment in time, and I shall write of it: not merely of the destination, but of the journey itself, which proves far more…
Binayak Bartaula·Aug 2, 2025When Your Final Defense Becomes a Plot Twist: A Rollercoaster Journey Through Academic PressureOr: How a ResearchGate profile saved my defense and taught me about trusting the process
