Tag: Living

In a recent exploration of Nassim Taleb’s influential book “Antifragile,” I was struck by a particularly resonant concept: the necessity of instability for long-term stability in systems. Taleb’s insight is that the true antithesis of fragility isn’t robustness or stabi...

The universe has long been a source of fascination, inviting us to ponder its mysteries and unravel its secrets. One intriguing theory suggests that the universe itself may be akin to a living organism, exhibiting characteristics that bear a striking resemblance to life as we know it. In this blog p...

Recently, I started writing my new book, in which I reflect on my 35+ years in Italy and the lessons that I have learned. It is called ‘Gladiator Spirit: How to Thrive Long-Term in Italy’ and will also feature many lessons gleaned from the thousands of client relocations I have...

The Living Canvas of Tomorrow’s Metropolis As dawn breaks over the horizon, the cities of the future emerge as more than just architectural marvels. They are intricate ecosystems, pulsating with life, energy, and innovation. The very fabric of these urban realms is interwoven with threads o...

Many of us wish we could do something to slow down our aging, live longer, be healthier, never get sick, and never die. The science of longevity research is big business now, with several drugs being studied for their de-aging properties. The viral popularity of multi-millionaire Bryan Joh...

Santa Claus delivered presents early this year. It is a present I will always treasure. The Living Museum is a book by Ishika Ramakrishna, Anisha Jayadevan, Janhavi Rajan, and Manini Bansal. This book discusses the animals, insects, and birds around us. I was amazed to know th...

It’s often a perplexing paradox that what feels undeniably good — indulging in hedonistic pleasures like partying, savoring chocolate, traveling, or shopping — may not necessarily be genuinely good, neither for our individual well-being nor for the greater good of society. Hedon...

In a world often consumed by hustle and bustle, there’s a place that stands as a beacon of positivity, inspiring a shift towards a more conscious and connected way of living. Welcome to the world of Kind Living, an organization that goes beyond mere existence, striving to create a world where ...

Raising children is a cooperative effort in humans — and in ostrich, Struthio camelus. Ostriches form groups that lay their eggs in a large communal nest and individual members of the group take turns incubating them. It seems very idyllic and cooperative until you realize that, like ever...