When we stop assuming we’re right, we make room for truth to deepen.

On a spring walk, I reflect on perception, epistemic authority, and the question of how we come to trust what we know. Through stories of family, trauma, parenting, and culture, I explore how our realities are shaped, how assumptions get layered onto others, and why true knowing requires both inner trust and room for uncertainty. A walk about perception, personal authority, and learning to hold reality with more humility and care.

Walk with me.