Annual Reflection 24/25: To Strive or not to Strive?

At the start of 2024, I remember saying that I wanted to bed processes down and establish better routines. In other words, I didn’t feel the need to push the boat out too much—I wanted to focus on consolidation. It’s funny, then, that when I review the year, I feel sombre because I’m not sure … More Annual Reflection 24/25: To Strive or not to Strive?

Walking in the footsteps of a Sage, Nelson Mandela

With our first child in the house 2023 has been a slow reading year. Great to finally get stuck into Nelson Mandela’s “A Long Walk to Freedom”. Shame on me for taking so long! The autobiography is a profound testament to resilience and perseverance. It’s almost unimaginable that Madiba endured 27 years in prison, yet … More Walking in the footsteps of a Sage, Nelson Mandela

Lucky Father

Before fatherhood I did not feel lucky Fortunate perhaps Loved of course But not lucky Little man in arms The wonders of creation are unfolding in front of my eyes Inquisitive gaze Gleeful smile Pure instinct at every turn With Rumi The self doubt as faded Belly Laughter Tears of joy Transmuting trust and instinct … More Lucky Father

FTX, political interests and biased reporting

Just another day at the office of corrupt centralized institutions I was sceptical of the New York Times (NYT) in the past due to some controversy surrounding its editors/journalists/culture but I cannot remember those exact incidents very well. The NYT have also published biased reporting on bitcoin mining in the past. But there are many … More FTX, political interests and biased reporting