Someday Never Comes

Most people know what their ideal life looks like. Fewer actually pursue it. We tell ourselves we’ll get there someday—after the next promotion, the next year, the next milestone. But the truth is uncomfortable: someday never comes

Bad news moves fast, but progress is a slow-moving miracle. I wanted to dive into why the "everything is getting worse" consensus is wrong, and why choosing an optimistic mindset is the ultimate hedge against a chaotic world. It’s a learned skill, it's a parenting strategy, and honestly, it’s just better for your sanity

A Saturday morning reset at the pool, a masterclass in decision-making, and why Iran is at an inflection point. I’m trying something new this week: a weekly digest of 1 photo, 2 golden nuggets, and 3 recommendations to help you navigate life and work with more clarity

A Misogi isn’t a resolution or a habit. It’s a year-defining challenge — something so meaningful that when you look back, the year has a name. If success is guaranteed, it’s probably not a Misogi.

What does it really mean to be religious vs spiritual? I found myself asking that question—and like with most things I don’t fully understand, I went down a rabbit hole. From ancient hunter-gatherers trying to explain the randomness of life to modern-day rituals and faith systems, I explore how religion may have started as a tool for connection and clarity, but evolved into something more complex.

Being in the early stages of my career, I often seek out advice from the ultra-successful - through books, podcasts and other sources. As I’ve started to connect the dots, one theme shows up over and over again

I used to think success and happiness were the same, but I was wrong. I learned that envy is like a leaky bucket: no matter how much you pour in, it’s never enough. True happiness starts when you stop comparing and start appreciating.