Travel Alone
It's been three days since I've seen the light of day. That's not how I imagined paradise. Instead, I've suffered hell for the past 72 hours. I just started my travels. My first destination was Thailand. But not just anywhere in the
Thomas Tribolet
Intuition Week 3-4: The Truth That Lies Behind Intuition
A spiral – that's all that life is. You go up and down, but you also go around. So it is with cultivating intuition. But I never thought the treasure would be what I found during this merry-go-round. The last two weeks of my intuition cultivation practice
Travel Log — Chapter 2: Pandemonium in Paradise
Koh Tao is beautiful during the month of January. But a problem looms as well. There. Are. A. Lot. Of. People. The bells of hell beckon in paradise. If you want to experience an authentic Thailand, January on Koh Tao might not be your best bet (or Koh Tao overall
Intuition Week 2: The Hidden Intelligence In Your Body
What happened this week absolutely blew me away. Last week, I realized that an improved awareness is the key to your intuition. But the last seven days completely changed how I view intuition as a whole. Because intuition doesn't live in your mind alone – it's much
Intuition Week 1: The Practice That Unveiled My Intuition
One week has passed since I started my experiment where I would follow my intuition more. After the first day one thing became clear to me: there's something you must cultivate before intuition can appear – and that thing is awareness. In hindsight, it makes perfect sense. How can
Poetry
The Nonsense Of Poetry
One thing is clear to me: You are a fool if you enjoy the nonsense that is poetry. It does not build buildings nor does it cure a cold, it cannot predict how the future may unfold. But humanity is no fool – in a world where data reigns supreme, rationality
Self-Experiment: Intuition
For about three years now, I tried to think myself out of the hole that searching for the meaning of life digs around one's self. I've looked everywhere twice and found confusion thrice. Some bread crumbs that might lead to a path here and there, but
Travel Log — Chapter 1: Preparation. Anticipation. Escalation.
Nothing beats preparation. That’s the mantra I adopted two months before my great adventure started. Maybe I adopted it a little too hard. What felt this the most was my wallet. If you go traveling, you also must look the part. At least that’s how I rationalized buying
Travel Log — Prologue: How To Live a Li(f)e
I don’t know when it started exactly, but at some point in 2023, I started to hate my life. It’s not that I was ill. I was physically active every day. It wasn’t that I had financial troubles. I made good money working for an insurance company.
On Pluggers and Chargers
The sun is about to set, and the way out of the forest is nowhere near in sight. It will take at least half an hour to get back, and the sun will have set by then. But I'm not alone. By my side is a person I
Does AI Supercharge or Usurp Creativity?
Artificial intelligence is called the new electricity, but does it supercharge creativity or electrocute the improvement of your craft? The Dissent over the Creative Algorithm There seems to be this disagreement over the use of AI in creative (or any) pursuit at the moment. There are two major factions: the
How Artificial Intelligence Exposed Corporate Think
Not just bad things come from the AI craze. It exposed what David’s slingshot is to the Goliaths of industry. A while back I was working for an insurance company. During my tenure I had the pleasure to work in the AI and workflow automation department. Not a perfect