Welcome to my latest thoughts and travels.
This is where I gather whatever I’m exploring at the moment: reflections from life across cultures, ideas I’m working through, observations from the road, and the occasional dive into issues that simply catch my attention.
Browse the most recent posts and see what resonates. If something catches your eye, dive in and explore.
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Mexico City Airport (MEX) Travel Guide
I have often transited through Mexico City International Airport (MEX) over the years, and I want to share my personal experience. While I know others may have very different stories, I’ve grown to like the airport despite its quirks. It’s a place full of contrasts that reflects the energy of the city it serves. Getting…
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Lost Itinerant
a quiet musing on elsewhere Tea. Again. I’ve already had one, maybe two. I’m not counting. I just know I want more. Some kind of habit, or maybe a ritual. Either way, the cup keeps refilling. It’s not about caffeine. It’s about motion. About doing something that feels like pause, but is really escape. I’ve…
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Transiting Through the U.S.
Why I Avoid Transiting Through the U.S. — And How I Navigate It When I Must Having traveled extensively, I’ve passed through dozens of international airports. While I’ve never had problems with U.S. immigration or customs officers, the process of transiting through the United States remains one of the most time-consuming and stressful parts of…
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Cross-National Work
Unlocking Your Strengths in Cross-National Work Globalization wasn’t really designed as a playground for personal growth, but to serve capital. Trade treaties, offshore labor, and transnational mergers rarely prioritized human connection. Yet amid this architecture of profit, individuals are still asked to collaborate across borders, make decisions together, and deliver results in teams shaped by…
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The Knowledge That Cannot Be Bought
Governments can rebuild budgets and reopen institutions. Rebuilding trust is far more difficult. This article explores how the dismantling of diplomacy, development cooperation, and other instruments of soft power creates an accountability vacuum, eroding relationships, institutional memory, and influence that have taken decades to build.
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Building a Generation of Second Hand Thinkers
Every year I spend in education, I become more convinced we're confusing efficiency with learning. AI can be a powerful tool, but what happens when it starts replacing the very struggle that teaches us to think? Somewhere along the way, we've stopped asking how to protect learning and started asking…
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The PDF That Called Home
What should be a simple local action became something else. Opening a PDF revealed that my software was communicating with its manufacturer during what appeared to be a purely local task. The experience prompted a broader reflection on digital sovereignty, user consent, and the growing distance between people and the…
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