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Raising Dandelions: The Death of Resilience in an Age of Perpetual Sensitivity

Raising Dandelions: The Death of Resilience in an Age of Perpetual Sensitivity

Kids aren’t the problem — they’re feral because no one’s alpha anymore. We’ve traded resilience for fragility, boundaries for chaos. The world doesn’t need more dandelions. It needs roots.

Part 2: Death by a Thousand Paper Cuts

Part 2: Death by a Thousand Paper Cuts

It starts with smiles, perks, and “we’re all family here.” Then come the late nights, shifting rules, and the slow bleed of a thousand tiny cuts. By the time you notice, you’re not moving up — you’re sinking, one polished step at a time.

Part 1: Corporate Positivity Culture is Killing Us

Part 1: Corporate Positivity Culture is Killing Us

When “positivity” is just code for “shut up and smile,” loyalty dies fast. This is what happens when incompetence gets promoted, chaos gets called culture, and the smartest thing you can do is walk away.

His name was Scott

His name was Scott

One very cold Toronto winter, I noticed a tent sagging into the snow. Inside was Scott — 50 years old, kind-eyed, and holding on with quiet pride. He offered me the only thing he had to give: his help. Months later, he was gone.

Why I Stopped Doing 12-Sign Readings - You’re Not One in Twelve

Why I Stopped Doing 12-Sign Readings - You’re Not One in Twelve

I didn’t stop my 12-sign readings because I didn’t care — I stopped because I cared more. You’re not one in twelve. You’re one of one. And you deserve guidance that goes deeper than horoscopes. Here’s what’s next…

Chapter Four: When Trust Becomes a Liability

Chapter Four: When Trust Becomes a Liability

I used to believe that if you showed up with integrity, people would meet you halfway. That if you honored your word, others would, too. But...

After 10,000 tarot readings, here’s what I know: The truth doesn’t hide. It whispers.

After 10,000 tarot readings, here’s what I know: The truth doesn’t hide. It whispers.

You don’t read for 10,000 people — most of them remotely — and not learn something about truth. About silence. About what people are really asking when they say, “Can you pull a card for me?” Most of them don’t want predictions. They want permission. They want to feel