Me
Who I Am
I am Miroslav Glavić, born in Lima, Perú, of Croatian and Peruvian descent. Growing up in a multicultural environment, I developed a deep appreciation for diverse cultures, which continues to influence my outlook on life and my passion for storytelling. I proudly call Perú and Canada home.
My Name
My name is Miroslav Glavić. The phonetic pronunciation is mee-ROH-slahv GLAH-vich.
The name “Miroslav” is of Slavic origin and means “peaceful glory” or “glory of peace,” reflecting a harmonious and noble spirit. “Glavić” is derived from the word “glava,” meaning “head,” symbolizing a leader or someone at the forefront.
My Journey
Born on 01 September 1978, my multicultural upbringing shaped my understanding of different languages, foods, and traditions. 34 years ago, I moved to Canada, where I started high school. This transition brought new experiences and perspectives, enriching my life in ways I never expected.
Though Croatian is one of my native languages, I am somewhat out of practice, but my connection to my heritage remains strong. My time in Ontario also exposed me to French, a skill that now serves more as a memory from my school days.
What Drives Me
I am deeply passionate about digital media, communication, and technology. These interests have led me to pursue a career in content creation, website development, and podcast production. I thrive on challenges, both professionally and personally, and enjoy exploring new ideas and solutions.
In my spare time, I love contemplating how cultures shape our world. I also have a fascination with all things related to zombies, which has become a playful and creative outlet for my imagination.
What You Should Know
- I have been blogging and building websites for over 23 years and continue to enjoy the creative process.
- Honesty is a core value in both my personal and professional life; I believe in being open and direct in everything I do.
- I strive to balance and honour both my Croatian and Peruvian heritage, ensuring they influence how I live, work, and express myself.