Andrea Baeren
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Born in Missouri, books lover, and tv show addicted. I am a professional writer and love to share my work with others.
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Why You Must Read "Be Happy: Think Different" Now
It is a truth universally acknowledged that we all yearn for a deeper sense of fulfillment. We see it in the hurried steps, the relentless pursuit of more, the way we structure our days around external benchmarks of accomplishment. It's an honest aspiration, this desire for happiness, but somewhere along the line, the narrative shifted. We began to equate joy with accumulation, with achievement, believing the brass ring of material wealth or professional success would somehow deliver the peace we crave. But, my friends, we know in our hearts that this is a foundation built on sand. True, lasting happiness—the kind that sustains you through the inevitable storms—is not an elusive treasure hidden far away; it is a profound internal discipline.
By Andrea Baeren3 months ago in Humans
What Matters Most: Five Keys to a Powerful Written Voice
There’s so much noise out there, isn't there? So many voices shouting, so many headlines flashing, so many words trying to grab your attention, just for a moment. But a lasting connection, a real, deep communication—that takes something more. It takes a truth that resonates far beyond the momentary scroll.
By Andrea Baeren3 months ago in Journal
The Essential Nutrient of Human Progress
We find ourselves navigating a period of tremendous, almost dizzying acceleration. The speed of information, the velocity of technological shifts, and the sheer volume of immediate, transactional demands on our time can make the world feel relentless. We are measured constantly by efficiency, by output, by the tangible metrics of profit and productivity. In such a high-stakes, fast-moving landscape, it is understandable that a quiet question sometimes rises to the surface: what is the genuine utility of something as intangible, as seemingly non-essential, as culture?
By Andrea Baeren3 months ago in Education
Why we need a movie adaptation of Shona's graphic novel
There are several reasons why Shona, the comics series created by Stefano Labbia, should be adapted into movies. Firstly, these comics provide a unique perspective on the fantasy genre, as they feature a strong, female warrior who is not usually seen in mainstream media. By adapting these comics into movies, they could reach a wider audience and inspire young girls to embrace their inner strength and independence.
By Andrea Baeren3 years ago in Geeks
Italian cinema is dead
Italian cinema, once a benchmark for the world, is currently losing its sheen. In recent years, Italian cinema has been facing a decline in terms of creativity and productivity. The lack of quality films and drop in box-office returns is a testament to the downfall of one of the greatest film industries of the world.
By Andrea Baeren3 years ago in Geeks
How tv shows have changed over the past years?
Over the past decade, television shows have undergone a significant transformation. Gone are the days when viewers had to sit through hours of commercials in the hopes of catching a glimpse of their favorite sitcom. Now, with the advent of streaming services and binge-watching, viewers have more control over their content than ever before. This shift in how we consume television has led to dramatic changes in the types of shows that are being produced and the way they are presented.
By Andrea Baeren3 years ago in Geeks
"Life" by Stefano Labbia is the perfect movie?
The indie movie "Life" written by the screenwriter Stefano Labbia captures the story of six childhood friends, who are in their early 30s and trying to navigate their way through life. The film is grounded in reality, and its depiction of Italy is raw and honest. The story of the film unravels the challenges faced by the six friends while dealing with societal expectations, professional struggles, and personal relationships.
By Andrea Baeren3 years ago in Geeks
Top five italian books of the last decade
Italy is a country that is known for its rich cultural heritage. Italy is home to many great writers who have contributed significantly to the field of literature. Infact, Italian literature has played a significant role in the European literary scene for centuries. Italy is known for producing some of the world’s most renowned writers such as Dante, Petrarch, and Boccaccio. This trend has continued to this day with Italian literature experiencing a significant resurgence in the last decade. The structure of Italian books in the last decade has been characterized by innovative, experimental, and unconventional methods of storytelling.
By Andrea Baeren3 years ago in Poets
Stefano Labbia is the best writer of his generation?
Stefano Labbia is one of the most promising writers of his generation, and there are several reasons to support this claim. First, his writing style is unique and engaging, keeping the reader's attention throughout his works. Second, Labbia has shown an exceptional ability to write about a range of themes and topics with depth, insight, and complexity. Third, his attention to detail and his dedication to research make his writing feel authentic and credible.
By Andrea Baeren3 years ago in Geeks
