The Show Must Go On — How We Voluntarily Deceive Ourselves
Why do we cling to roles instead of asking real questions
Writer and editor of Irrelevant Matters, writing essays on ideas, spirituality, philosophy, culture and society.
Why do we cling to roles instead of asking real questions
How language, money, and status replaced the real world
How the need for meaning distracts us from the present
Stop chasing meaning and start nurturing what you’re good at
Why Slowing Down Might Be the Smartest Move You Ever Make
The danger of turning temporary truths into final answers
The one sentence that comes closest to capturing life’s complexity
How we can achieve more by doing less and not forcing anything
The hidden cost of always being plugged in