If You Became Rich, Who Would You Help First?
What you’d buy says little. Who you’d help first says everything about what you actually value.
The Thoughts We Rarely Admit
Explorations into what actually matters. We wrestle with deeper questions of purpose, redefining success beyond a paycheque, and finding what truly gives your days meaning.
What you’d buy says little. Who you’d help first says everything about what you actually value.
Strip away the bills and the budget anxiety. What would you actually choose to do with your days?
AI analysed my life choices and I wasn’t sure if it was being too kind about the drift.
I left my cat Simon behind when I moved. I hope he’s first to greet me on the other side.
I needed exactly 3,000 yen for groceries. Then three notes appeared from under a passing car.
At 3am I wasn’t stressed. I was awake because I’m still addicted to hope at nearly sixty.
Twenty years in Japan, a 567-day Duolingo streak, and I still panic at the tax office.
By most standards, I failed. Living paycheque to paycheque at 57. But I don’t feel like one.
I’ve spent years chasing things that felt off, just because I thought I should want them.