Philosophical reflections on attention, presence, and mindful living in a distracted world. These essays explore the art of deep thinking, the value of apparent idleness, and the wisdom found in slowing down. For readers seeking thoughtful perspective amid life's acceleration.
Things that happen when one ruins coffee with milk
There are different kinds of creases times leaves with its passage: external and internal
Some books choose you rather than the other way around. This summer, five books found their way to me, each exploring—in its own peculiar way—the paradox of useful uselessness that has become my desideratum.
From wellness gurus certain about ancient wisdom to CEOs certain about the future—everyone's performing certainty while drowning in doubt. On the pathology of fake knowing and why admitting ignorance might save us all.
