Yesterday while on a walk through the downtown core of a city, my attention was drawn to all of the scaffolding, cranes, trucks and construction happening everywhere that I looked.

A little while ago, I booked a one-way ticket, packed a suitcase and left.

When I reflect on my life in chapters, each chapter has been defined by a primary motivation that I had been in pursuit of.

I recently decided to get a car and found the process to make a decision surprisingly difficult.

Fear generally has a negative association with it. Our culture encourages me to become fearless, to conquer fear and to not talk about fear.

To connect with others in physical proximity has become a unique experience for the better part of a year.

While I am a neat and tidy person, my parents are not.

What I am discovering is that, unlike the currency used to trade money, I have my own currency in life, unique to me, as do you

This is a question of knowing versus thinking. The pursuit of intelligence is a pursuit of learning.

Fear seems to have a gravitational field, capable of sucking in everything that comes into proximity with it.