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  • On Work

    We are told to take pride in our work, find purpose in it, and ultimately, tie our identity to it. But what if the problem is that work asks for too much and offers too little in return? Many of… Continue reading

  • On Dissatisfaction

    We often mistake dissatisfaction for a character flaw or as the product of some unfortunate set of circumstances. Our dissatisfaction is explained away as a rough patch, a restless phase, or a bad week, but beneath the surface, there is… Continue reading

  • On Comfort

    Comfort is not the enemy, but it should not be the goal, either. It begins with warmth, shelter, nourishment and all the other things we need to survive, but it rarely stops there. It continues to grow quietly and invisibly,… Continue reading

  • On Marketing

    Those in marketing are not always dishonest, but they do deal in distraction and the delivery of sleek performances, which often mask a lack of substance. They bring enthusiasm without sincerity, confidence without credibility, and engage in the quiet art… Continue reading

  • On Kindness

    Kindness is more than what it seems. Increasingly, the word is used to soften the edges of discomfort, seeking to shield us from disagreement and prevent confrontation. In this form, it becomes less about connection and more about control. It… Continue reading

  • On Communication

    We can tell when someone is creating something to show it to others, for no other reason than to put their cleverness on display. Equally, we can tell when someone is creating for no other reason than they must. Others… Continue reading

  • On Desire

    Desire is not the problem. It is what you do with it that matters. We live in a world that tells us to chase desire relentlessly. To cultivate a life that is worth living, make every day count, extract meaning… Continue reading

  • On Sincerity

    We say we want honesty. Across social media and podcasts, there is praise for people who are being real and transparent, but in practice, sincerity has become a strangely uncomfortable thing. Modern life has a way of making sincerity feel… Continue reading

  • On Absurdity

    Life is full of contradictions, demands and silence. We want life to make sense. We want the certainty, meaning and comfort that arrives when purpose is neatly tied to outcome. Instead, we meet absurdity, the quiet confrontation between our deep… Continue reading

  • On Goodness

    Goodness is not a performance. It is not the act of politeness, perfection or self-sacrifice, nor is it a title we earn or some reward we collect. Goodness is something quieter and more demanding. It is the inner alignment with… Continue reading