Where the Power Lives

Where the Power Lives

There are moments in life that feel unbearably heavy — when you hit a wall, when the noise in your own head is louder than your ability to hear your heart. I’ve been there. And I’ve realized something through those dark patches: happiness isn’t a constant, it’s a...
Schooled Minds, Starved Souls

Schooled Minds, Starved Souls

You can earn every degree under the sun and still not understand the world—or yourself. That’s what this quote gets at. Schooling teaches you to pass tests, follow rules, and fit into frameworks. But education—true education—asks you to question, to stretch, to stay...
When Seeing Becomes Lonely

When Seeing Becomes Lonely

There’s a strange loneliness that comes with becoming more conscious. It’s not because you’re isolated or better than others. It’s because the more awake you become, the more you start seeing—really seeing. Not just people’s words, but their patterns. Not just their...
Colonizing Minds: AI, Power, and the Future We’re Creating

Colonizing Minds: AI, Power, and the Future We’re Creating

As I start to understand more about AI and where it’s heading—especially from voices deep in the field—there’s something unsettling and yet critical that I keep circling back to. We’re not just entering an AI era that changes how we work; we’re accelerating toward a...
The Last Human Advantage

The Last Human Advantage

As AI continues to scale the mountains of efficiency, logic, and automation, a quiet shift is happening—one that might redefine what it means to be “valuable” in the workforce and in life. We often hear fear-laced headlines about jobs being replaced by AI. And yes,...
Do We Still Value Values?

Do We Still Value Values?

I’ve been sitting with this question lately: Do people still truly care about values, or have we shifted to just caring about outcomes and optics? It’s hard to say. On one hand, younger generations are impressively aware, emotionally articulate, and mature in ways...