One question per week. One reflection.
A journey toward being more thoughtful than productive.
About this journal
Every week, I choose a question and sit with it.
Some questions are about family. Others are about work, faith, technology, purpose, or growing older. The goal isn’t expertise or certainty. It’s reflection.
Because a good life is shaped less by the answers we have and more by the questions we continue to ask.
Latest entries
Recent reflections
If someone met me today and spent a month observing my life, what would they conclude matters most to me?
It would be very easy to see that two things truly matter to me, and everything else is a distant third: family and work.
I dedicate so much of my time, energy, and attention to these two that there is little left for anything else. To some, that may sound like a monotonous life. To me, it is a life I genuinely love.
What do you most hope your children remember about you someday?
I hope my children remember me as someone who is always laughing and someone who made them laugh.
I want them to remember the feeling of laughter long after they’ve forgotten the joke itself. I want them to go through life knowing that laughter is normal, because that’s the kind of home they grew up in.