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21
Jan
The day my body pulled the emergency brake
I didn’t wake up one morning "manifesting" a multiple sclerosis diagnosis.
I was busy. BUSY!
Productive.
Doing
1 min read
19
Jan
Why satisfaction can’t be forced
The most misunderstood line ever sung might be this one:
“I can’t get no satisfaction.”
Mick Jagger sang it
2 min read
16
Jan
You don’t have to finish everything you start
I saw a post by Daniel Pink yesterday. A bestselling American author, speaker, and former White House speechwriter. It was
1 min read
10
Jan
Why ambition starts feeling heavy (and what to do instead)
Ambition doesn’t disappear when something feels heavy. Often, it’s a sign that the environment no longer fits. In this post, I share why slowing down, sleeping well, and changing context can restore clarity faster than pushing harder.
3 min read
02
Jan
The Cost of Being Emotional in an Emotion-Phobic World
I’m an emotional person. My emotional center is always on.
That means I don’t get to opt out
2 min read
18
Dec
The Quiet Cost of Trying to Feel Ready
Back in 2003, I was a student at the University of Mathematics and Informatics. Most days ended the same way.
3 min read
15
Dec
When effort is high but something still feels off
You’re doing what should work.
You’re showing up. You’re consistent. You’re experienced enough to know how
2 min read
12
Dec
When the masks get heavy: Why leaders lose themselves (and how they find their way back)
Last weekend at Atma Fest, I spoke with dozens of people.
Short readings.
Soft voices.
Stories shared as if they
3 min read
27
Nov
The Lie I Believed About Wealth — And What It Cost Me
There I was: sitting in my office after a coaching call that had gone… well.
Money was coming in. Client
3 min read
24
Nov
The Trap Isn’t Waiting — It’s Waiting Too Long
There’s a place inside you that knows exactly when to move.
Not when your calendar says so.
Not when
2 min read