Ruby Dalvina

  Hey, you! Yes, you—the one probably skimming this article while ignoring that thing you’re supposed to be doing. Let’s talk luxury—but not the kind that comes with a designer label or an influencer flexing on a yacht. The world wants you to believe that luxury is a closet full of Gucci, a private jet, and a fridge that talks to you. Lies. The real luxuries? They don’t come with a price tag. They’re the things that make billionaires envious when they see a regular, happy person living their best life. Here are the six true luxuries of life—the ones money can’t buy but bad choices can absolutely steal. 1. Time – The One Thing You Can’t Return Like an Ugly Sweater “Time is free, but it’s priceless. You can’t own it, but you can use it. You can’t keep it, but you can spend it. And once it’s lost, you can never get it back.” – Harvey Mackay If money could buy time, the richest people on Earth would be immortal, and Jeff Bezos would be chilling with dinosaurs. But guess what? ...

Dear Readers, Let’s get one thing straight—engagement isn’t something you can just throw money at and expect results. Whether you’re running a business, building relationships, or creating something meaningful, engagement must be cultivated, not bought. If you’ve ever wondered why some brands, people, or ideas naturally draw others in while others struggle despite all their efforts, this blog is for you. Let’s dive into why true engagement is built, not purchased. The Illusion of Buying Engagement • Money can buy attention, but it can’t buy loyalty. It can buy followers, but it can’t buy genuine interaction. It can buy a seat at the table, but it can’t buy influence. • Take social media, for example. Brands spend millions on ads to get eyeballs on their content, yet some struggle to get real engagement. Why? Because people don’t engage with brands; they engage with stories, experiences, and value. A thousand bots liking your post will never equate to one real human feeling inspired eno...

Dear Reader, I hope you are communicating well with your loved ones and the people around you. Communication is the backbone of human interaction. It’s what makes us connect, solve problems, and avoid turning minor misunderstandings into full-blown disasters. Yet, in an age where we can send a message across the globe in seconds, some people still struggle with basic communication etiquette. You know the type—the ones who respond to a well-thought-out message with “k” or vanish for weeks only to reappear like nothing happened. So, let’s talk about how poor communication isn’t just frustrating—it’s downright disrespectful and, frankly, avoidable. The Epidemic of Non-Responses and Delayed Replies Once upon a time, if someone knocked on your door, ignoring them would be considered rude. Fast forward to today, and ignoring messages or calls for days (or forever) has somehow become socially acceptable. But why? If you’re busy, that’s understandable—but a simple “Hey, I’ll get back to you la...

Dear readers, have you ever wondered why some people seem to live forever? You visit your grandma, and she’s still running circles around you while you’re out of breath just climbing the stairs. Well, my friend, some countries have mastered the art of longevity better than others. While you’re here debating whether to eat another bag of chips, these people are out there casually hitting 100 years old like it’s no big deal. So, let’s take a  journey into the world’s top five longest-living countries and uncover their secrets. Spoiler alert: It’s not unlimited pizza and Netflix binges. 1. Japan – The Land of Eternal Grandparents Average Life Expectancy: Around 85 years If you ever visit Japan, don’t be surprised if the old lady next door outruns you. This country is home to Okinawa, famously known as the “Land of the Immortals”—okay, maybe not literally, but close enough. Lifestyle Secrets: • They walk everywhere—not because they have to, but because they want to. Meanwhile, we’re ...

Imagine sipping espresso on your private Italian terrace, basking in the golden sunset, all for the price of a single euro. That’s right—one euro. Less than a vending machine snack, cheaper than a cup of coffee in Rome, and somehow even more affordable than breathing in Venice (because, let’s be real, they’d charge for oxygen if they could). But before you start packing your bags and brushing up on your Italian (“Quanto costa? Oh, right, one euro!”), let’s break down how this deal really works, why locals aren’t buying these homes themselves, and whether you’ll end up living la dolce vita—or starring in your own horror movie called The Haunted Ruins of Sicily. What’s the Deal with the €1 Villas? The Italian government, along with several small towns suffering from population decline, decided to sell abandoned or neglected properties for a symbolic €1 to attract new residents. The idea? Breathe life back into ghost towns, restore historic homes, and maybe, just maybe, make Italy look a ...