Creating a Life That Fits

After years of engineering systems and solving floods, I’m now applying the same design mindset to life itself: testing what feels aligned, honest, and grounded in what matters. Not a grand blueprint — more like small prototypes, adjusted in real time.

Writing a Book

I’m gathering stories from the messy middle of midlife — the truth of what happens after you quit at 47 without a neat plan. It’s a slow project by design: a book shaped through lived experiments, not tidy conclusions.

Exploring Movement

From handstands to unicycling to ballet, I use movement as a lab: to notice how my body stores stories, and how practice rewires old patterns. These aren’t just skills — they’re metaphors for freedom and aliveness.

Belief Experiments

I’m stress-testing the quiet scripts I inherited about productivity, worth, relationships, and money. Each experiment is a way to ask: What if this belief isn’t true? What opens up if I stop following it?

Training with My Mum

At 72, my mum is lifting weights for the first time. We’re building more than muscle — we’re building trust, connection, and a new story of aging. For me, it’s one of the clearest reminders that reinvention has no age limit.