We work hard all day everyday. What happens if no one sees it? What’s the point of our relentless participation in this thing we called, work?
Humans, we are social animals but there's one thing that separates us from other social animals, is our thoughts. But if the ability to think is something of an existential value for humans, why are we so afraid of expressing most of our deepest thoughts?
Did you know that we’re the only creation that’s allowed to feel like we don’t belong? Everything else gets to be itself without argument. What possible purpose could that have?
"What's the subtle difference between learning and growing? In this episode, we took a deep dive into the intention of reading, travelling, having conversations and exploring life itself to reveal the truth about how we all grow."
If you're silenced, paralysed or puzzled by the roles that you can or should play in the fight for injustice, join us for a conversation in finding our voices in the midst of the fight.
"Lights will guide you home, and ignite your bones, and I will try to fix you." - Coldplay
"I am in need of a new language to be able to tell stories filled with senses again. The vocabularies that I was once familiar with are no longer a bridge far enough for me to cross the river of thoughts, but I can see my idea waving at me. I just have to trust that I will be able to collect enough bricks or woods or whatever it takes to build this bridge.”
"While we're laboring like a mule for our work, we need to remember that our work, no matter how much we invest our lives into it, it will always go beyond us. One day, the elements of our own existence, our own contributions, will eventually be broken down completely and reconstituted into new forms. And the world will see advancement, see change and even see a magnificent creation of the human being, but they won't see YOU."
Join us on the first episode of the “Untitled Conversations” series where we unveil the process of our creative collaboration which Thea described as the “kindred spirits.”
Genius. It is an encompassing word used to describe someone with extraordinary creative expression. While we have a pretty narrow sense of what makes someone a genius, we don't always pay a lot of attention to the process of becoming a genius itself. So why is that?
We work hard all day everyday. What happens if no one sees it? What’s the point of our relentless participation in this thing we called, work?
Humans, we are social animals but there's one thing that separates us from other social animals, is our thoughts. But if the ability to think is something of an existential value for humans, why are we so afraid of expressing most of our deepest thoughts?
Did you know that we’re the only creation that’s allowed to feel like we don’t belong? Everything else gets to be itself without argument. What possible purpose could that have?