The process isn’t clean or orderly. It’s shaped by trial and error, periods of burnout, and an ongoing effort to understand how digital life reshapes our inner world. Much of my perspective comes from personal experience—navigating the pull of algorithms, the erosion of focus, and the quiet toll of being constantly connected.

I don’t write to offer easy answers. I write to ask better questions—to surface the uncomfortable, the overlooked, the things we sense but struggle to name. My work lives in the space between intellect and emotion, curiosity and conviction. If it wakes something up in you, that’s the point.