INSIGHTS & REFLECTIONS
We live in a world that measures success by achievement, speed, and accumulation. But beneath it all, most of us are searching for something deeper: clarity, meaning, and freedom.
In these essays, I explore the human side of life and work — the patterns we inherit, the choices we make, the thresholds we cross, and the ways we find alignment in a noisy world. Sometimes that means looking at money. Sometimes it means looking at leadership, identity, or time. Always, it’s about finding a way to live more consciously.
ON MEANING IN THE AGE OF AI
Machines can do more than ever before. But meaning isn’t theirs to carry. That remains ours—the most human work of all.
ON THE ILLUSION OF FINANCIAL FREEDOM
We’re sold the dream of financial freedom—but chasing it keeps us trapped. Real freedom is closer, and simpler, than we think
ON INHERITANCE AND SHADOWS
Inheritance isn’t just money. It’s silence, stories, and shadows. What we carry forward—and what we choose to let go—shapes our lives.
ON TIME AS CURRENCY
Money can be regained. Time cannot. Our most finite asset is the one we spend most casually.
ON FEAR AND MONEY
Fear has always shaped our money stories. But when love takes the lead, money stops being a master and becomes a mirror.
ON WHAT MONEY REALLY WANTS
Money isn’t just something we use. It’s something that reflects us, and whispers truths if we learn how to listen.
ON THRESHOLDS
The most important changes in life don’t come with fireworks. They come as thresholds—quiet doorways into the unknown.
ON LIVING IN THE NOISE
We’re drowning in distraction—feeds, headlines, endless outrage. Stillness isn’t withdrawal. It’s resistance.
ON BEING A SQUARE PEG IN A ROUND HOLE
For years I thought I was just “bad at normal.” It turned out I was neurodivergent—and that difference was the doorway to real belonging.
ON PLAYING THE GREAT GAME OF LIFE
Life is full of games—success, money, status, even comparison. The real freedom comes when you see the rules clearly, and choose your own.
ON THE ART OF ENOUGH
We live in a culture obsessed with more. But what if enough isn’t a number to reach, but a feeling to recognise?
ON THE PRICE OF THAT DAILY COFFEE
Your coffee isn’t wasteful—it tells your story. Conscious spending is about alignment, not guilt, and it reveals what matters most.
ON SLOWING DOWN TO MOVE FORWARD
Slowing down isn’t weakness—it’s wisdom. Sometimes the fastest way forward is to pause, realign, and choose the right road before you run.
YOUR NEXT STEP
If these reflections resonate, this is the kind of work I explore every day with my coaching clients. Start with a Discovery Session to bring these ideas into your own life