Today, it seems nearly impossible to introduce yourself without being tethered to a category of some sort. Either by profession or ideology, you feel pressured to put yourself in a box. And then you pray to the all-mighty algorithm that your content gets noticed.

No wonder everything feels the same.

Movies, books, schools, neighborhoods, politics—all playing the same role in shaping our perception of what is acceptable, and what is not.

I happen to believe that we, as individuals, are much more capable of shaping reality than we may realize. Beyond the daily grind and tribal politics there is something far more meaningful worth living for, worth fighting for.

I also believe that empathy does not require agreement. If we share a common enemy, we must first understand the enemy, and yes, learn from them.

Writing is my journey to make sense of the chaos we’re living in today, and more importantly, to seek a deeper truth that transcends ideology and class.

I hope you can join me in this journey.