We’re living in a time where the noise is louder than the signal, where speed often replaces depth, and where we’re so accustomed to immediate answers that we forget to ask the right questions. In a world of endless distraction, the real work lies not in finding more, but in learning to listen — truly listen — to what’s already present.
Category: Journal Entries
thoughts, ponderings, experiences and lessons learned. or, something deep and life-changing.
We live in a world that moves faster than we can process, where information is filtered to fit our narrow spaces. But if we pause and listen, the answers we seek often lie in the spaces between the noise.
Trust isn’t something that can be rushed. It takes time, patience, and space — both for ourselves and others. In a world obsessed with speed, we forget that the most meaningful connections are built slowly, in the quiet spaces between words.
It was a stormy, windy night when the island’s power went out yet again. I was wondering about the trees and who the hell is flying that prop plane slowly cruising overhead, while the big, bright ferry remains parked at the terminal across the narrows.
Music has always been a thread woven through the fabric of my life, pulling me back to moments both vivid and forgotten. The memories it stirs are as random as they are profound, often triggered by the simplest things.