It's not often that I get to talk on a podcast with people who are part of my life. People I know in good times and bad. But precisely because of this life coincidence, the conversation with Majlinda Bregu came as a full episode.
You know Majlinda as a public figure and everyone has their own opinion, but in this podcast she comes very close, as a person.
Like when we "zoom" in on those photos on our phones. That way you'll be able to hear him talking about himself, about God, about his family, Kejda, Enes, Niko, his mother, his father, his grandmothers, his friends, his wives, and even his political (friends).
It's an episode with a woman who, in her 50s, knows what she's doing with her life and especially knows what she's not doing.
She has the maturity of reflection and a narrative without absolutism.
Without the fear that someone might disagree with her. Without trying to get everyone to agree with her. In fact, we had agreed on something, that we would not talk in advance about the questions that I would ask. She believed me and you can find the rest in the episode that I called “Majlinda's 'Amor fati'”.
The Latin phrase she believes in means that we should love the fate that falls to us in life.
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