Next Stop: My Thoughts

That thought hit me after the 60th afternoon sitting in my bedroom...

In grade 10, I met the best math teacher I’ve ever had. It's only now that I realise the genius in his tiny sayings.

This is all too easy to tell others and fail to recognise yourself...

In today's modern world, it's easy to think that we're in a time of constant technological innovation that sets us apart from the rest of human history. This not only false, however, but also dangerous...

Ever since we immigrated to Canada, my family was never the richest around. Still, I've had an amazingly stable childhood compared to most of the world's population. This realisation is fuelled by two of my strongest memories of encounters I've had with REAL poverty. And these encounters still impact my values to this day.