Reflections

What is a chair? A piece of furniture that allows a person to sit and supports her back. What does a chair look like? The first image that comes to mind is a wooden surface supported by four wooden legs and a wooden frame sticking upwards from the flat surface.

To commit to something, to someone, is a heroic act in our society.

Our experience of reality is a product of our mind. What we see, smell, think, and feel is accessible to us only after internal processing. Let's take eating an apple as an example. My direct experiences of the colour of the skin, the first bite, and the texture

He felt as though he had been sucked into a machine that was dismembering him into impersonal, general components before the question of his guilt or innocence came up at all. His name, the most intellectually meaningless yet most emotionally charged words in the language for him, meant nothing here.

Transitions are critical points in life when you feel "something" you held on dearly for a long time is not there anymore. Historically, we have looked at these points as singularities and almost as something to worry about or altogether avoid. This belief is holding us back from

...like sailors who must rebuild their ship on the open sea, never able to start afresh from the bottom. Where a beam is taken away a new one must at once be put there, and for this the rest of the ship is used as support. In this way the

I had an exit. So what? Entrepreneurs start, drive and sometimes sell companies. What happens to a founder after an exit? Which feelings, actions, steps, and thoughts? I could not find any relatable information about the journey while it unfolds. So here it is. I will share my reflections along

I am picking up inspiration as I go, so the only red thread is my interest when I buy each book. - The Happiness Trap: How to Stop Struggling and Start Living My intro to ACT and cognitive behavioural therapy. It has been an actionable book through a tough time.

I spent much of my early adult life studying physics and engineering. These fields build on a series of assumptions you can verify and chain to each other backwards and forward. For example, a few equations (Maxwell's and Lorentz force) can derive everything we know about all classical