“In chess, there are no dice or cards — only decisions. If you lose, it’s not bad luck; it’s a signal to think more clearly.”

I stood at the front of the room. I had memorized the material. But my tongue… froze. The words were trapped, and time seemed to stop.

“Every breakthrough begins with noticing what doesn’t work—and daring to imagine how it could.”

“Every leap in human progress begins with someone daring to imagine what doesn’t yet exist—and refusing to let go of that vision.”

“The brain keeps what’s meaningful, unique, and frequently recalled—the rest evaporates.”

Your hands are getting cold. Your breath is getting tight. And the gaze of dozens of pairs of eyes wont leave you...

“Not all decay happens in silence — sometimes it starts in our neurons, other times it seeps in through our screens.”

“Between what befalls us and what we choose lies a mystery many call the way God holds the world.”