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Esperanza Pretila

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South Australia
As seen in: The Bookish Magazine, The World’s Best Magazine, Medium, EIN News, EIN Presswire, Spotlyts, The Chrysalis BREW Project, Books for Humanity Global, HR for Humans at Work
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Esperanza Pretila’s Journalist Portfolio

Inclusive Leadership: Creating a Workplace Where Everyone Belongs

Inclusive Leadership: Creating a Workplace Where Everyone Belongs

If your boss forgot your name but remembered your lunch order, would you feel included? Discover what truly d…

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Travel Blogs Turn Advice Into Adventure - The Chrysalis BREW Project

Travel Blogs Turn Advice Into Adventure - The Chrysalis BREW Project

Ever wondered why packing a single sock can change your entire trip? Discover surprising travel tips like thi…

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The Ultimate List of Book Review Blog Lists for Authors, Bloggers, and Readers - The Chrysalis BR...

The Ultimate List of Book Review Blog Lists for Authors, Bloggers, and Readers - The Chrysalis BR...

Hey there, bookworms! Ever wondered where authors, bloggers, and readers hang out in the vast world of litera…

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Books That Inspire Action for Environmental Sustainability

Books That Inspire Action for Environmental Sustainability

Ever wondered if forests can talk or if your shopping habits could help save endangered species? Discover how…

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The Cultural Stories Giving People Strength and Identity Today

The Cultural Stories Giving People Strength and Identity Today

What if a forgotten memoir or a single song could rewrite how you see yourself and your culture? Discover sur…

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Books with a Heart: Must-Reads for Creating Positive Change in the World

Books with a Heart: Must-Reads for Creating Positive Change in the World

Have you ever wondered why a single book can feel like a secret handshake with the future? In this piece, you…

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Exploring Story, Place, and Imagination with Dust Kunkel

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By Esperanza Pretila
| The World’s Best Magazine
“The best stories find us rather than us finding them.” – Dust Kunkel Dust Kunkel is an Oregon-based author whose creative work bridges literature, landscape, and narrative imagination. Growing up in Ghana and later living in the Pacific Northwest, he has lived and worked in educational, outdoor leadership, and creative contexts.
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Charting Tomorrow’s Medicine: A Conversation with Dr Pietro Emanuele Garbelli

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By Esperanza Pretila
| The World’s Best Magazine
“So yes, I still carry a stethoscope.” – Dr. Pietro Emanuele Garbelli Dr. Pietro Emanuele Garbelli has branched out from his decades-long practice of emergency care. A clinical director, author, and healthcare strategist, he examines how technology reshapes care without losing its human core. In this conversation, he explores the ethical integration of AI, the future of healthcare through the perspective of rising technologies, and what it means to lead with both science and empathy.
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Richard Scott Sacks on Travel, Language, and Writing Fiction from Global Encounters

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By Esperanza Pretila
| The World’s Best Magazine
“I’ve been to 80 countries and speak four foreign languages.” – Richard Scott Sacks Richard Scott Sacks has a background in U.S. diplomacy and has used his experiences abroad to inform his fiction. His language proficiency, cultural immersion, and decades spent travelling are all evident in his work. In this interview, Sacks talks about how his travels across continents influenced his research and writing on how people react when faced with difficult moral decisions.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, I’ve used a typewriter—there was something magical about the clack of the keys, and getting through without errors felt like winning an award.

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

I’d have to go with Lois Lane. She’s tenacious and always chasing the truth.

Why did you become a journalist?

I couldn’t resist the pull of stories waiting to be told.