Dear Reader, It started, as these things often do, with a video I had no direct intention of watching. One of those evenings when the day had already asked too many questions of me, and all I wanted was a… Continue Reading →
Dear Reader, These days, I’ve been finishing “Con parole precise,” Gianrico Carofiglio’s most recent book. It’s a beautiful reminder of how powerful clarity can be — not only in writing, but in thinking itself. Carofiglio speaks of precision as a… Continue Reading →
Dear Reader, There’s a quiet moment when we stop recognising ourselves. It doesn’t arrive with a bang, but like a compass losing a degree a day: at first, you don’t notice, then you’re miles off course. It’s the Monday you… Continue Reading →
Dear Reader, You stride confidently through a familiar house at midnight, maybe your own, no lights required. Until, that is, your trusted coffee table decides to relocate—right into your shin. Ouch! From an early age, we’re praised for our ability… Continue Reading →
Dear Reader, Recently, I experienced an all-too-common moment: midway through recording a voice message, I completely lost track of my original point. Perhaps you can relate. Voice messages are convenient, efficient, and hands-free, perfect for driving, running, or multitasking through… Continue Reading →
Dear Reader, sometimes – rarely, in truth – I write lyrics for songs. Today it’s one of those days. I hope you enjoy. Tumbling I spend the hourslistening to everythingyou no longer tell me. I watch the songsyou’ll never listen… Continue Reading →
Dear Reader, There’s something I’ve been reflecting on lately, especially when comparing my previous work environment to my current one. Back in the day, I approached tasks from start to finish, almost as if I were the only person responsible… Continue Reading →
Dear Reader, Critical thinking is a crucial skill, if not the essential skill, for navigating the complexities of life and learning, but what does it indeed involve? How would you describe the basis of the skill? At its essence, maybe… Continue Reading →
Dear Reader, I am confident that you are acquainted with the story of Icarus, the young man who flew too close to the sun with wings crafted from feathers and wax, going against his father’s warnings. The result was tragic:… Continue Reading →
Dear Reader, The gradual loss of what defines us—the habits and actions that make us “us”—directly attacks our being and identity. This erosion can stem from a lack of time, constant stress, social pressure, the inability to develop good habits,… Continue Reading →