I see the same thing repeated in my work: anxiety, burnout, a deep sense of "I can't go on like this." People who have everything (or seem to) and are empty inside. I've been there. That's what made me change direction. I believe many of us have become profoundly disconnected from what we truly feel. What's inside speaks to us, but we've learned to move away from what we feel. And now we live in a world of emperors whose beautifully tailored clothes show everyone just how emp

I look at how we treat one another, and I recognize — not without a certain discomfort — that what bothers me in others, I find in myself too. And then comes the question that won't leave me alone: how do we end up behaving in ways that contradict who we believe we are? We polarize quickly. There are those who take up the other person's space too, often without realizing it. And there are those who withdraw, who make room, who would rather disappear, avoid, than occupy. I've

Since AI came along, I've gone through several phases, just like everyone else: from enthusiasm, to testing its limits, to testing my own limits, to worry, to questions. I was fascinated by how much I could learn, but it also made me wonder about the enormous energy costs and the responsibility around user confidentiality. As an observer of both internal and external processes, I noticed a pattern that keeps repeating itself: the race to implement something new as fast as pos

What if there is something beyond them? The inner turmoil we experience is very often generated by two antagonistic forces: good or evil. What is labeled “good” is accepted; what is labeled “evil” is rejected. The problem is not the existence of these dichotomous concepts, but the way we have learned to understand and use them. In truth, good and evil do not exist as separate, absolute realities. They are complementary, like yin and yang, night and day. They coexist in the wo

Inspired by the unspoken stories of people, the third story was born from a deep place — where pain screams without being able to find words. I leave it below, just as it came. May this reading be a gentle mirror for you: There is a place within me, forgotten by God. It’s dark and cold. You feel chills down your spine when you enter that place — like a dark, cold, damp cave. You see nothing there, for not a single ray of light enters. You’d say it doesn’t exist, and yet you d

When I realized that 90–95% of what we are exists in the subconscious,and only 5–10% is conscious, I understood why it’s so hard for so many people —to know themselves, to change, to make their dreams come true. I wrote this story on a hot day. Unplanned. I had no idea I could write stories. It’s the second story I’ve ever written — and the first I’ve published. But let the story unfold… There was a world inside me I didn’t know. If I don’t know it, shouldn’t it remain hidd

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