Inspiration
Reflections in Transition
This section serves as a space for reflection on the human transition we are all experiencing.
Here, I share personal insights on the psychological, social, technological, geopolitical, and economic transformations shaping our lives. These are not absolute truths, but interpretations, born of my own experience, worldview, and professional path. I believe that when we put words to what we feel, we begin to understand—and from that understanding, new solutions can emerge.
This blog brings together:
- My writings and contemplations
- Articles or videos I consider relevant or inspiring
- Crossroads of disciplines: psychology, systems thinking, human development, culture, and future trends
My articles
From Doing to Being: Reclaiming Presence in a Hyperactive World
In a world obsessed with speed and performance, we often forget how to simply be. This reflection explores the psychological and temporal traps of constant “doing”—and offers a gentle doorway into presence, stillness, and freedom.
Artificial Intelligence in 2025: Opportunities, Limits, and Human-Centred Risks
Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic idea—it is already shaping our everyday choices, jobs, education, and even how we understand ourselves. In this article, we explore the promises, limitations, and risks of AI in 2025, drawing on real-life experiences and evidence-based insights.
External inspirations
Change
“This video by Shaolin Master Shi Heng Hi resonates deeply with the themes of change and resilience I explore in my practice…”
External inspirations
Change
“This video by Shaolin Master Shi Heng Hi resonates deeply with the themes of change and resilience I explore in my practice…”
The Secret to living a life of purpose
In this short testimony, a woman shares her near-death experience following a cancer diagnosis. She explains how deeply our culture is shaped by fear — fear of not meeting others’ expectations, fear of disappointing those around us. Many of us spend our lives seeking approval, trying to be accepted and validated by others. But in doing so, we disconnect from our true selves. Her message is simple and powerful: be yourself, be authentic — that’s where true life begins.