transformation
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The Founder & The Politician
There are certain people we meet only once and remember forever. And then there are the people we meet several times, briefly, almost accidentally, whose presence seems to disappear into the background of our lives—until years later, we realize they left something behind. I met him on a stage in Buenos Aires. He was the… Read more
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Le Parigi du Argentine
Walking amidst the crisp cold air, a tempo of a quarter of a mile stride met the winter warmth. It was the peak of winter, in the Southern hemisphere, far away from home — Miami. The 1900’s street posts a la Mary Poppins flanked the French doors and architecture a la Evita Perón- the First… Read more
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Empire, Cycles, and the Return to the Soul
I’ve passed by this museum countless times. I’ve walked Buenos Aires for a good million steps since I got here. No cap. Fifteen thousand steps daily is doable. Today was the first time I walked in, during one of my intuitive walks. The kind where you get lost in the city and go in the… Read more
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Yyellow
The design of this blog is intentional; as most of our choices can be. I’ve often said: “life is meaningless, we give meaning to it.” I’ve been in a land far from home for shy of two years. I’ve been fortunate to be immersed in a city that sings the influence of Europe, mixed with… Read more
