Every Friday before diving into the weekend I share my thoughts in my weekly blog (in English). Things that touched me, stuff I learned, people I met, challenges I faced, opportunities I see, dreams I try to put in words.
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I’ve always believed that curiosity is the beginning of everything, every idea, every innovation, every meaningful conversation starts with someone being curious enough to challenge what we already know or do. It’s the small spark that lights the fire of progress. But sometimes, I wonder if we’re at risk of losing it. In a world […]
I love passion, not a coincidence, that is also the first question I asked the people I interviewed for my book. We often celebrate passion, that spark, that fire that makes people chase their dreams. But the longer I observe, the more I realise: passion alone isn’t enough. Passion might start the journey, but it’s […]
Letting go, two simple words that sound peaceful, almost poetic. But in real life, they can feel like standing on the edge of a cliff, trusting the wind will catch you. These past months, I’ve been watching both of my daughters take their own leaps. One is across the ocean, studying at university and training […]
As I am almost at the end of my course on Artificial Intelligence, I can’t help but feel both excited and slightly unsettled. AI is everywhere, in how we work, communicate, and even make decisions. It’s fascinating, powerful, and at times a little intimidating. But the more I learn about it, the more I find […]
In a world where almost everything is connected, the word safety has taken on a new meaning. As a moderator, I recently found myself once again diving into the fascinating and sometimes frightening world of cybersecurity. I’ve heard experts talk about ransomware, AI-driven attacks, and the fragility of our online systems. But what struck me […]
Some weeks ago, I moderated an event that left me thinking deeply, perhaps more than any session in a long time. One keynote in particular, by Peter De Keyzer, struck a chord. He spoke about how Europe, despite its ideals and ambitions, is slowly making itself vulnerable.Too many rules. Labour prices that are too high. […]
Two weeks ago I started a course on Artificial Intelligence. I wrote these lines 10 days before we started, let me share them with you: I’m genuinely excited about the course but I can’t help but wonder what happens to empathy as technology continues to evolve. AI fascinates me because it challenges the way we […]
As a moderator, I have the privilege, and sometimes the burden, of diving deep into very specific topics. Some weeks ago, while moderating for VIAS, the independent agency for road safety, we focused on the lifecycle of a crash. You’d think by now I’ve heard it all, the technical details, the statistics, the human stories […]
