It Isn't Too Much Pressure
On spending the whole summer with my kids while working remotely, why presence gets miscast as pressure, and how maturing as a parent removes that friction.
On spending the whole summer with my kids while working remotely, why presence gets miscast as pressure, and how maturing as a parent removes that friction.
A reflection on happiness as moments rather than a permanent state: appreciation, rest, morning coffee, and a gratitude meditation at the end of the day.
Una reflexión sobre la felicidad como momentos y no como estado permanente: la apreciación, el descanso, el cafecito de la mañana, y la meditación de agradecimiento al final del día.
A bilingual poem on my love as presence across distance. Inspired by my children.
Explores the energy cost of ambiguity and the body's response to mixed messages.
A morning realization about notifications, doom-scrolling, and choosing presence over feeds.
A line in the sand. Moving from performing growth to living it, from articulation to embodiment, from insight to integration.
After nearly losing myself to global chaos, I found the most radical act isn't outrage — it's love. A reflection on politics, fear, and why building a home rooted in kindness may be the ultimate rebellion.
A personal essay about the psychological toll of extreme self-optimization, the breakdown of a 33-value system, and the path toward flexible strength through acceptance and presence.
Sometimes the most radical thing you can do is sit still with your daughter and brush her hair for an hour.