Author
Dr. Barış Tunçbilek
Dr. Barış Tunçbilek
Dr. Barış Tunçbilek is an expert in management and organizational theory, having earned both an MBA and a PhD in the field. He's been teaching for 12 years and coaching for 10 years. Soft skills, digital transformation, strategy development, organizational design, performance management, change management, value creation, innovation management, organizational leadership, organizational culture, political theory and human resource management are among his primary educational interests. He also composes music and released two music albums in 2015 and 2020.
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QUOTESLife & Experience
“Even the most brave and powerful men tremble at the sight of their Beloved – So vulnerable from the essence her fragrance leaves in their heart. I remember you like a cryptic carving of ancient scriptures on the sandalwood With reverence, meaning and a scent. I dance like a wild stream between the palms of God – so that, My movement is free of thought, My love for you free from context, I mirror galaxies for you drunk of my own reflection, You are the silence in a drowning noise – like an island, And your silence becomes a voice of its own. Tonight, I am Rumi, the poet of the poets Who spoke of the Beloved: Oh Beloved, Moon of the Moons! Your pale face dissolves in the daylight, Where should I find you in my wake? Light becomes a concealing veil for your sacredness. Night covers you in a different veil, like that pearl at the bottom of the ocean, that is my heart. So precious is thy refinement. You move with the tides, always leaving but a fragrance of devotion. I’m meeting you on the crossroads where breath becomes life – And like a breath, immersed and formless, together we are scattered and life is merely a passage, a doorway to our secret garden.” ― Aleksandra Ninkovic
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QUOTESInspirational
“A great tree develops over time and can tell stories not only those of happiness, but also those that contain pain from what it has seen over the years, and as a result is the wise ancient tree that it is today. As the seasons change, the tree naturally goes through changes as well: where the leaves turn yellow and orange in the fall, falling by the Winter, returning in the Spring, and with full set of new leafs by the Summer. Love is no different in that there will be times when we are fully naked in the Winter, and left to wonder about Spring when it seemed so easy to love, yet the wise tree knows that no winter will last forever no matter how cold it may be.” ― Forrest Curran