It’s incredibly easy to lay blame, rather than doing the hard work and pushing oneself to think about how you might be able to contribute to viable solutions.

How might we recognise the relevance of spatial context, with out letting it curtail the muscle of imagination?

I have a deep curiosity for understanding how things work. The search for answers has led to me engage/refine/improve my intuition through asking questions and listening to the feedback.

Learning from the experience of others and harnessing the collective power that memory holds. Deep knowledge, rituals, and natural rhythms in indigenous practices.

Uncorrelated thinking? Is that a typo or are my eyes just a bit tired which means that I am muddling some of the words up.

in a world of abundance humans naturally gravity to the familiar... the primary reason of why I feel an urge to encourage us to seize the serendipity.

“How can we help one another” is a powerful question as it recognises how interconnected the world truly is.

How we can pay it forward to others? Gratitude to those who have believed in me when I didn’t yet believe in myself.

It’s begging for us to learn from the views of different generations and to actively work together on solving this leadership crisis.