FIRE, Football, and Freedom, Reclaiming Choice in an Uncertain World
On Tuesday, I was about to take my usual lunch nap when my phone buzzed with a message from my sister:
“Layoffs. 5%. 5pm.”
That
What ASL Taught Me About Curiosity
I went to a mixed primary school that included hearing, deaf, and hard-of-hearing students. Growing up in that environment, many of us hearing students naturally
The Discipline of Readiness
Beginnings captivate us. We fixate on them because they feel decisive. Endings, too, are easy to romanticise because they seem meaningful. But the quality of
Unforced Errors
A former colleague and friend of mine, Eduvie, once sent me an article about unforced errors during Covid. The moment I read it, something clicked.