Our only child Daniel was growing in-line with the growth and establishment of our family, just as my husband and I were growing emotionally, professionally, and business-wise. I frequently went to numerous business meetings taking on them little Daniel sleeping in a baby carriage. After so many years, I haven’t lowered my pace, which still charges me with energy. It feels like the more I spend it, the more I get in return. Kinda perpetual motion machine. And it is because of our example of perpetual motion, as my husband and I guesstimate, we’ve managed to raise our son rightly. Unlike many modern children of both genders who only wanna be bloggers who earn money by showing their photoshopped asses onto millions of screens of followers, he strives for the real profession: a doctor. It is honorary, prestigious, and it is possible to do this even up to the very old age (including earning money for lifting wrinkled Instagram asses, which aren’t photoshopped well enough anymore, being overtaken by a new generation of ever-changing same-looking sirloins).
Daniel is now in the older grades of high school, after which he’s going to enroll in a local medical school, graduating which, he’ll have all ways open. They will lead him to the best European medical schools, offering an incomparably better level of education than local institutions do. So his today’s priorities include deep learning of English and German, showing ideal school results, and active participation in public life. Also, he loves to play with our dog!