The Human Experience
I write about worth.
And what we confuse it with.
I've worked for years at the intersection of transformation, leadership, and human change — in boardrooms, on stages, and in the quieter conversations that happen when the formal work is done.
What I hear, repeatedly, is this: people are capable, often succeeding by every external measure, and privately unsure whether they are enough. Then came AI, and that question has become the loudest unspoken voice in the room.
What is the greatest value of humans? And are we enough?
These are some of the questions that I write about. We're going to follow it somewhere honest.
Canadian by birth, Swiss by choice. I have spent more than half my working life in Europe. I've had practice being the outsider in the room learning the language. It turns out that's useful preparation for reading a room and writing a book about worth.
Honestly
I also love to tell a good story, and speak about things that matter. I'm not a full-time author, yet. I'm building toward that — an explorer, with a plan.
What I am is someone who has been thinking seriously about our purpose, impact, and self-worth for years, writing about them every week, and testing the ideas on real stages with real audiences.
If that kind of transparency resonates with you, I think we'll get along well. The book I'm writing is about worth — including the worth of honesty about where we actually are.
