The Return to Innocence: Life’s Full Circle

The Return to Innocence: Life’s Full Circle

Life is a cycle. We all start from a place of innocence—a blank canvas untouched by the world. Then, life happens. Depending on how our childhood unfolds, we gather experiences—some good, some bad, and sometimes a mix of both. Not everyone completes the cycle; some...
The Psychology of Building Anything That Lasts

The Psychology of Building Anything That Lasts

The intersection of leadership, technology, and humanity lies in understanding psychology—not to manipulate, but to create. Emotional intelligence can either deepen connection or fuel control; it all depends on the intent. Authenticity and curiosity about the human...
Trauma Bonding – what is it?

Trauma Bonding – what is it?

“The same neurotransmitter that is responsible for cocaine addiction is the same one responsible for addiction to dangerous romantic partners – DOPAMINE.” – William Gorder Don’t confuse the bond for love. I highly recommend reading this insightful...
Let Kids Be Kids: The Quiet Harm of Oversharing

Let Kids Be Kids: The Quiet Harm of Oversharing

A child isn’t a confidant or a therapist—they’re a child. When one parent shares negative stories about the other, they strip away the child’s freedom to form their own relationship. Instead of creating closeness, it burdens the child with conflicts they should never...
Beyond Bans and Borders: The Consequences of Unkindness

Beyond Bans and Borders: The Consequences of Unkindness

As I reflect on what’s happening in the U.S. and around the world, I can’t help but question how relevant political parties are in addressing the crises we face. Shouldn’t we focus on moral values instead? Take Singapore, for example. The infamous ban on chewing gum...