Feeling lost? It’s time to stop drifting and start designing. Discover how creating a powerful future vision can transform your present and unlock a life you truly love.
Feeling lost? It’s time to stop drifting and start designing. Discover how creating a powerful future vision can transform your present and unlock a life you truly love.
Ever dream of jumping over buildings or floating like an astronaut? Explore a world of reduced gravity, where everything from your morning coffee to the moon in the sky is transformed. A whimsical yet profound look at how a simple change could redefine life, the universe, and you.
Explore one of life’s most profound questions: How have your core values evolved? This thought-provoking column delves into the moments that redefine us, encouraging deep reflection on the beautiful, messy journey of personal growth.
Dive into the rabbit hole of identity and explore the philosophical question of what makes you you. From ancient paradoxes to modern neuroscience, this column breaks down the complex puzzle of the self in an engaging and thought-provoking way.
Stop searching for your “true self” as if it’s a lost object. This inspiring column reframes self-discovery not as a hunt, but as an act of creation, empowering you to embrace your journey, follow your joy, and build a life that is authentically yours.
Ever wished you could leave reality behind and step directly into your favorite book? This article explores the magical, profound, and hilarious possibilities of entering a fictional world, inviting you to rediscover the power of your imagination and find magic in the everyday.
An exploration of how we perceive the value of our work, questioning the powerful, and often distorting, influence of financial success on our sense of purpose and the true impact of our creations.
An intimate editorial exploring the immense pressure to conform to the world’s expectations and the journey of reclaiming your own definition of success and happiness. It’s a call to live authentically, to care for yourself, and to walk your unique path with your head held high in this brief, beautiful life.
An elegant and conversational editorial about the importance of trusting your inner conviction on your unique path, even when external validation is absent. It explores the delicate balance between steadfastness and stubbornness, and redefines success as the courageous act of creation itself.
A sharp, satirical editorial that deconstructs the ‘angels vs. demons’ propaganda of war, before shifting to a sobering look at the true human cost of conflict and the universal value of a single innocent life.
Are you suffering from “check-box charity”? Discover the philosophy of Effective Altruism and learn how to move beyond temporary relief to fund systemic change. Stop buying guilt-relief and start investing in impact.
The heat in Buenos Aires presses against the windows of the nursing home, where Valeria sits in her wheelchair, her dancing days long behind her. To the staff, she is just a number on a chart; to herself, she is a history book gathering dust. But Lucas, a young orderly with untucked clothes and a mop in his hand, knows a secret. He knows the music of the bandoneón. When he plays an old tango on his phone, the sterile room transforms, and Valeria is reminded that the dance doesn’t end just because the legs have stopped moving.
Why are we so afraid of the pause? In this episode, we travel to a silent apartment in Stockholm, a frozen grate in Moscow, a sterile ICU in Manila, and a chaotic airport in Frankfurt to explore what happens when life forces us to wait.
Frankfurt Airport is a cathedral of efficiency, designed to move millions without a hitch. But on Christmas Eve, a massive snowstorm has stopped the clock. At Gate Z-15, the mood is toxic: business travelers are shouting, tourists are hoarding power outlets, and the departure board is a sea of red ‘CANCELED’ signs. Then, the lights go out. In the sudden darkness, a low hum begins in the corner—a melody that transcends language. Join us for a story about what happens when our plans are ruined, and we are forced to find harmony in the delay.
Manila is usually a symphony of noise—firecrackers, karaoke, and celebration. But inside the Public General Hospital, the air is sterile and silent. Reya, a nurse on the night shift, watches over ‘Lolo Ben,’ a coma patient with no family to claim him. It is Noche Buena, the midnight feast, and Reya refuses to let him spend it in the dark. She hangs a small paper lantern on his IV pole and begins to read. But the hospital doors are about to open, bringing a reminder that even in the quietest rooms, we are never truly alone.
The cold in Moscow is a living entity, prowling the streets for any weakness. Ivan, a homeless veteran, sits on a steam grate behind a metro station, his only warmth coming from the mongrel dog, Laika, tucked inside his coat. When the Social Patrol van pulls up offering a warm bed in a shelter, there is a catch: no dogs allowed. Ivan looks at the open door of the van, and then at the loyal eyes of his companion. This is a story about the family we choose, and the lines we refuse to cross, even when the temperature drops to minus thirty.