Tag: Reflections

Drawing parallels to this mathematical foundation, the philosophical exploration of emotions by authors such as Robert C. Solomon, Noel Carroll, and William Barrett invites us to consider whether emotional transformations exhibit similar properties to those of reversible processes in symplectic mani...

This article highlights a quote about bringing an end to colonization and elaborates on how we can imagine AI bringing on this end and starting new beginnings for a sustainable future. We will establish the importance of citing Indigenous thinkers in all spaces, in an effort to decolonize without re...

I remember how nervous I first felt traveling to the “Arab quarter,” or Palestinian-governed portion of Jerusalem, as a 17-year-old high school senior. All I knew about the place upon my arrival I learned from Sunday School and Fox News (the official and only news channel of the Tanner h...

The best managers in my experience are those who are humble, approachable and relatable. Authenticity brings out psychological safety in the culture. Make sure you are on the floor to get a real feel of what is going on. A role model in teamwork by supporting staff. Those who stay curious and contin...

As the Sun and Pluto meet at the last minute of Capricorn before both moving into Capricorn, and Mercury, Venus, and Mars, all catch up to Pluto through Feb 17th (plus the Moon travels through Aquarius from Feb 8th to Feb 10th), I thought I would give some personal reflections about my journey of Pl...

In the past three years, there has been pivotal moments that have created an inflection point affecting the equity, inclusion and social justice for almost every group with the murder of George Floyd, hate crimes against Asians, LGBTQI exclusion and inequities against many other communities. These o...

Reflecting on COP 28, my experience was shaped by a blend of preparation, engagement, and personal perspective. Having immersed myself in the terminology of the global stocktake, loss and damage, and the global goal on adaptation through the Climate Classroom @COP28 , I felt more equipped ...

Almost ten years ago, I embarked on a life-altering trip that reinforced what I truly value in this world and unleashed a passion for travel which will keep me trotting the globe until the day I die. It was the summer of 2013. A few weeks earlier, I graduated from Seattle University with a master...