Socrates Cafe

Entering the Circle Last week, I found myself once again at the Socrates Café — that curious gathering where questions matter more than answers, and dialogue is the lantern that lights the way. The topic chosen was simple yet profound: wisdom. As the conversation unfolded, I felt an inner question rise within me: What is […]

At first glance, “happy” and “skeptic” seem like strange bedfellows. One evokes joy, trust, and ease. The other suggests doubt, questioning, and restraint. But in truth, they are not opposites. They are dance partners. And if you’re a coach, creator, or conscious human navigating today’s world, you’ll know: happiness without skepticism is naïve. Skepticism without

At my last visit at the Socrates Café, we asked a deceptively simple question: “What prevents us from achieving our dreams?” My answer was simple, and perhaps a little sharp: “Sometimes dreams are just that; dreams.” (I clarified my answer in a blog post on Medium: Sometimes Dreams Are Just That) But that is not

Introduction: The Question That Opens the Door Last Saturday, I sat in a circle of seekers: the kind of space where people live with questions, not answer them.  The Socrates Cafe, had gathered again, and the question on the table was deceptively simple: “Who will you be in five years? Ten? Do we change?” As