Watercolor Memories: Why Reflekta Embraces Imperfection
It started with watercolors. A brush. A bit of quiet during Covid. Five years on, I still paint—most days. Not because I’m good.ButRead More
The First Time I Texted My Dad—Seven Years After He P
I took a moment to fully appreciate the first time I was chatting with my Dad again. It was an emotionally charged event.
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Hearing My Mother’s Voice After 25 Years: The Day Ref
This Too Shall Pass Part of my mother left this earth 20 years ago.But part of her stayed.Powerfully. Persistently. Unshakably. Nancy Lou MolnarRead More
Future headline: Ai Forces a New Understanding of Purpo
AI continues to evolve at an unprecedented rate, and it’s increasingly clear that it’s not just coming for our jobs—it’s coming for ourRead More
On Legacy: A Reflection on Character Over Fame
When we think about legacy, our minds often jump to grand, sweeping ideas—empires built, fame achieved, or milestones reached. It's mostly rubbish, likeRead More
Sorry Folks! Dopamine Blasts: How Digital Media and Cas
One of the most insidious—and addictive—tactics in both digital media and casino gambling is the use of operant conditioning, a learning process whereRead More
Easter Monday
This holiday week offered a timely lesson in humility—specifically, in how little we truly know. Yes, for those of faith, it's a humilityRead More
Ships Out on the Rialto: The Essence of Entrepreneurshi
In The Merchant of Venice, the phrase "ships out on the Rialto" reflects not just the bustling commercial activity of 16th-century Venice butRead More
