
Still Too Close
A cup of tea, a cold night, and a stranger who stayed too long. A body conditioned by experience moves through the choreography of staying safe.
Perspectives on the interplay between mind and body, emphasising movement, mindfulness, and lived experience.
A cup of tea, a cold night, and a stranger who stayed too long. A body conditioned by experience moves through the choreography of staying safe.
On rest, responsibility, and the philosophies that quietly live us.
Most of us carry a hidden story about money — woven from silence, shame, and feelings we were never taught to name. What if the unease you feel isn’t really about money — but about the story you’ve been living without ever choosing? This is what happens when you finally look it in the eye.
What seems like chaos to one person is harmony to another. You can live side by side for decades and still be discovering how differently you experience the world.
How threshold moments show up in our lives, what they ask of us, and why Grokkist exists to support the messy, meaningful work of crossing from one chapter to the next.
Sometimes your body dives before your mind agrees — that’s when you know you’re on the ball.
A butterfly flaps its wings without knowing if it will spark a storm or nothing at all—its power lies in joyful persistence, embracing uncertainty, and trusting that each small act is full of life.
A well-timed swing reveals the quiet power of momentum and the wisdom of accelerating at the right moment.
What juggling has taught me about patience, presence, and the power of play.