Not a Crisis, But an Awakening

Not a Crisis, But an Awakening

This screenshot from Warpaint Journal hits the mark. It reframes the idea of a “midlife crisis” into something far more accurate: an awakening. What’s often labeled as a crisis is really a shift—a quiet, internal rebellion against a life built from scripts that no...
Plant the Seed, Trust the Growth

Plant the Seed, Trust the Growth

Sometimes, All We Can Do Is Plant the Seed Inspired by the words of Rabindranath Tagore: “The one who plants trees, knowing that he will never sit in their shade, has at least started to understand the meaning of life.” Activism can be loud, bold, and persistent—but...
Man & Machine: My Kind of Art

Man & Machine: My Kind of Art

Let’s get something straight—yes, I use ChatGPT to write my blog posts. And yes, I know some people will judge me for it. I discovered its power while healing from a terrible triad injury. I couldn’t type or write with my fingers, so I was forced to explore...
Debt Is Served

Debt Is Served

DoorDash’s latest initiative, Eat Now, Pay Later, in partnership with Klarna, isn’t innovation — it’s a symptom. Of what? Of a society so distracted, so conditioned for instant gratification, that offering debt with dinner now passes as progress. We’re not solving...
Truth Over Tact: The Cost of Playing It Safe

Truth Over Tact: The Cost of Playing It Safe

We’re living in a time when political correctness feels less like a tool for respect and more like a muzzle for truth. It’s become a dance of generalities—don’t offend this group, avoid that word, stay neutral—until the message is so watered down it means nothing to...