turning 32 & my wish for this world
I seem to have made a habit of writing reflective birthday posts in recent years and I would very much to like to carry on the tradition. While new year posts seemed to be more milestone focused,…
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The audacity to dream
I tell people my dreams – that I hope in a decade or two, I’ll be somewhat involved in politics, improve the education system, change the way people feel about mental health…
Sayulita: remembering & accepting the path
The unexpected opportunity to take a vacation came by, I took it, because the traveler in me never resists a vacation. So here I am in Sayulita, Mexico. I expected myself to…
one step forward, two step backwards
I picked up running a while ago. It was the cheapest, lowest maintenance exercise I could think of, without having to pay any gym fees or buy expensive equipment. The first time I ran,…
what I’m truly passionate about
Over the past week, there was a series of random events which reminded me over and over again, what I am truly passionate about. I started the week with attending Ignite Strata…
How software has changed the world (part I)
What if more of us decided to stand up and make our lines of code count?
Creating sustainable change for myself
Being an introvert my natural tendency is to stay at home as much as I can. It is at odds with my curious personality, because ironically I thrive on having new experiences….
Planting seeds
It all starts from that one person. One small step.
San Francisco, two months on
I am not sure whether writing monthly anniversary posts on moving to a new city is typical. I think this is a way to remind myself never ever to take my time…
being grateful
Over in my home country today, there will family and friends celebrating the Lunar New Year. I never really particularly enjoyed it because I found the yearly regime of visits painful, but…