AI-powered, innovative, disruptive, data-driven failure

I like my food spicy. Just like the stories I tell…

For me, storytelling is like cooking…As if I’m preparing a mixed bowl. Filled with different tastes.

Even though the main dish remains unchanged, I try to experiment. Add a little bit of spice here, change the portion there…Some coloring is a must.

But nowadays, people started to blow it out of proportion. Everything is tainted with exaggeration. I can’t even grasp the original taste most of the time. Movies, ads, emails…All too spicy…

We don’t put things into context no more. As if, we started to remove the realities of our world from the stories we tell. They are all packaged with mumbo jumbo extravaganza.

We are always either thrilled to announce something…or building the next data-driven AI powered something…or disrupting the future.

Smiling to a stranger on the road? Nope. Not spicy enough. You are served a big size of spreading the joy of positivity…Seriously…Who even talks like that?

I feel like we are all just actors of a greater fool theory. Some of us are victims of speculation. Some of us are guilty of overvaluing our ass*ets.

Don’t take me wrong… I believe in the power of being bold. Spice is needed for a good storycooking.

But I believe adding spice is no vice…only in the defense of goodness. Please have the courtesy to shout that you are changing the world, if you are really changing. Don’t force me to sign to your so-called liberating crypto trading platform…

If your intentions really aim for the better future, then you shall pass. Be even bolder. I won’t be accepting moderation in that case.  Make me feel your story with every taste bud.

But remember; you can be just kind without writing a core value manifesto about kindness. Just care. Ask me genuine questions. Understand my needs. Help me understand yours.

Stop yelling and selling me things that I don’t understand.

As final words, I am thrilled to share that my mind notes are revolutionising the way you see the world for a better future. Think it as “Montaigne, Reimagined.”

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See? We should stop acting like the people in front of us are stupid.