When I run, I go unplugged. No music. No distractions.
Sometimes what surfaces is mundane. Other times, it’s the kind of insight that stops you in your tracks.

This reflection explores what it means to carry responsibility across continents, the quiet shift from trust to control and how slowing down can reconnect us with the part of ourselves that already knows the way forward.

Life has a way of pulling us into compartments: work here, family there, faith somewhere else. But what if wholeness isn’t about balance at all, but about integration? After a weekend hui and some personal turning points, I’m reflecting on what it really takes to live whole: courage, honesty and the willingness to face our own “frenemy” within.

If the desire for the correct outcome is stronger than our desire to be right, then debating becomes an art form