Category: psychology

Weathering the new normal

For over a month now, in unrelenting stormy seas, we've been confined to our cabins patiently waiting for a glimmer of safe harbour—anything resembling life before the pandemic.Despite pervasive uncertainty that looms over our psyche like a mad hangover that won't go away, many of us remain hopeful that a path to recovery is eventually … Continue reading Weathering the new normal →

Social media: the profound, instinctive and unquantifiable

There were a few instances this week that reminded me of : (a) how profound social media can be—a particular depth of awareness and appreciation exists, which we easily take for granted as we are swept away by the immediacy of what fascinates and confounds us in the 'here and now', as well as (b) the prevailing yet invisible evidence that reasoning … Continue reading Social media: the profound, instinctive and unquantifiable →