Essays on Jung, Nietzsche and Dostoevsky — self-overcoming, meaning, and what it costs to change your own mind.
A formula is what remains after a process has been cleaned — and the cleaning removes the very thing you would need in order to run it again. On Nietzsche's concept-mummies, why only what has no history can be defined, and what we throw away every time we make an idea clean.
In The Red Book, Jung argues that the beliefs which govern us must be overcome to be renewed — and that this can never be a fair fight. On why growth demands we approach our own certainties as an assassin.
Exploring Dostoevsky's profound insight that destroying someone's faith in life's beauty is a greater crime than taking their life.
Nietzsche's phoenix is not a story about rising unchanged. It asks you to carry your own ashes up the mountain and invent a brighter flame — to create the new self rather than discover it.
Exploring Carl Jung's profound encounter with Pueblo people and its lessons about meaning, purpose, and the symbolic life in modern times.
Exploring how artificial intelligence is transforming enterprise IT solutions and business operations.
An introduction to my thoughts on technology, business, and innovation.