When we first arrived in Bogotá, the buildings near our apartment were in the thick of construction. It wasn’t clear what was being built, only that something was.

There was a time I believed that growth meant more.

Most people measure their year by January. But for me, the new year begins in Abib.

The thing about money is, most of us don’t think about it until we have to.

At one point, I believed that if I was tracking numbers, I was in control. More clients, more clicks, more revenue. It looked like progress. But then I asked myself… progress toward what?

There’s something sacred about a pause. Not because the calendar says so, but because the soul does.

When you’re moving—physically, spiritually, or professionally—one truth becomes clear: systems are sacred.

There’s a quiet wisdom in knowing how to gather what remains.

Freedom. It’s the banner under which many entrepreneurs march. But what does it actually mean?

Amusement parks are filled with wonder, motion, and noise. They’re also masterclasses in systems or the lack of them.

Some structures are built to last. Others never quite find their foundation.

Stewardship isn’t just a business practice. It’s a spiritual responsibility.

A road is never just a road.
It’s a metaphor, a movement, a map in motion.

The path of the solopreneur is often misunderstood. To some, it looks like isolation. To others, it feels like freedom.

Sometimes, the most strategic move in business isn’t forward. It’s inward.