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Nazwa’s digital diary

Nazwa’s digital diary

A SERIES OF LIVE

CREATIVITY

FIGURING LIVE IN 20S

DREAMING BOLDLY

HONEST REFLECTIONS

FINDING TRUE NORTH

Dear myself in my twenties,

You used to think life was a sprint. Now you know it's a long marathon.

Take your time. Follow what sparks your curiosity. Collect meaningful moments, genuine connections, and lessons that shape the person you're becoming.

Every step matters when you're walking toward a life that feels true to you. Keep questioning, keep creating.

and if you’re also somewhere in your twenties,

let’s survive this together

01

I had everything i wanted, so why did i feel lost?

In this first digital diary, I'm sharing the ideas that completely changed the way I think about life. Building an inner compass, finding my True North, and learning to intentionally design a life that feels like my own instead of simply following a path that was already drawn for me.

02

The playground you used to go to as a kid 

Growing up, I sometimes wonder where did my ability to imagine the craziest things go? In search of it, I paid a visit to the playground I used to go to as a kid. Sitting there brought me back to the way I used to see the world: so vibrant, so full of wonder, through the little lenses of my childhood mind. Being there again relived something in me. I think it’s so worth visiting the places you grew up with, just to reconnect with that little version of yourself who once saw the world so differently. Maybe those places still have something to remind us of.

01

I had everything i wanted, so why did i feel lost?

In this first digital diary, I'm sharing the ideas that completely changed the way I think about life. Building an inner compass, finding my True North, and learning to intentionally design a life that feels like my own instead of simply following a path that was already drawn for me.

02

The playground you used to go to as a kid 

Growing up, I sometimes wonder where did my ability to imagine the craziest things go? In search of it, I paid a visit to the playground I used to go to as a kid. Sitting there brought me back to the way I used to see the world: so vibrant, so full of wonder, through the little lenses of my childhood mind. Being there again relived something in me. I think it’s so worth visiting the places you grew up with, just to reconnect with that little version of yourself who once saw the world so differently. Maybe those places still have something to remind us of.