This blog is where I unpack my thoughts on how external forces often influence our beliefs, choices, and actions in ways that may benefit them more than us. Through a mix of critique, reflection, and exploration, I aim to spark deeper thinking about the world we live in, especially when it comes to questioning the status quo.

So, who am I?

Just another person navigating life on this planet—probably a lot like you. I happen to make a living designing and coding for the web, and I’m based on the east coast of Australia, where Christmas is warm, and winters are mild.

When I’m not behind a screen, I’m diving into books—both fiction and non-fiction—or getting lost in games, whether they’re digital or tabletop. Game design and programming are passions of mine, alongside building things for the web. My diet? It’s powered by an almost alarming amount of noodles, rice, and tea. And if there’s one thing you should know, it’s that I can’t stand sand or salty air (living by the coast has its downsides).

Why am I sharing all of this? Honestly, the things I create, write, and work on probably reveal more about me than this page ever could. But here’s a snapshot:

• My 10 Rules for a More Fulfilling Life gives you a glimpse into how I navigate the world.
• Reflecting on My Life: The 2022 Edition sheds light on some of the major revelations I’ve had recently.
• COVID-19, ADHD, and Everything In Between dives into the ups and downs I’ve faced, and how I’m still moving forward despite them.

Writing is my way of organising my thoughts and making sense of the chaos around (and inside) me. I firmly believe that words have the power to shift perspectives, even if it’s just by offering a new idea or a moment of reflection. That's why I’m here—sharing my thoughts, exploring new ideas, and inviting you to think a little differently about the world.

Beyond that? Well, the content of this blog will fill in the gaps. It’ll give you a better sense of who I am and what matters to me. If you’re not sure where to start, the Best of AI Dreams might be a good entry point.