I've created a Substack to think out loud about the human condition. I believe that beauty, capital, culture, science and ideas belong in the same conversation. I write about everything that fascinates me... which is most things.
My first ever piece introduces Convergence Load Theory: why so many people feel chronically depleted without being able to point at why, and why that's probably not weakness.
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I feel honoured, and aware of the responsibility, in sharing that I’ve been selected as one of forty emerging young changemakers attending the Annual Meeting of the @wef in Davos. @GlobalShapers#WEF26
My work in Canada’s Capital Region has centred on protecting democratic institutions, advancing human rights, reducing barriers for newcomers, and empowering youth.
I step into this moment conscious of that continuity and of the responsibility to carry it forward, alongside peers who understand that the world is not where it ought to be, and who are committed to shaping what comes next. I look forward to sharing more from the journey ahead.
Amazing news by @MTurismo and @ipatrickbr. An important step toward a more reciprocal visa policy too. Having benefited from China’s visa waiver for Brazilians, I know many Chinese colleagues who’ll be thrilled to visit Brazil via a simplified procedure!
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Thrilled to announce I was selected to join the @wef Global Foresight Network: Future 50.
A foresight cohort for people who think long-term, build with care, and don’t flinch at collapse.
We’re here to shape what lasts, excited to learn and grow.
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We’ve passed the point of polish.
AI can mimic anything.
Trust is rare.
In 2025, the only thing that still cuts through is presence.
I wrote about influence, digital exhaustion, and why realness is no longer refreshing, but required.
amarcm.ca/blog/when-nothing-…
Every few months in Canada someone writes a LinkedIn post mourning the fall of a department store like it was a beloved mentor and not a place that sold beige towels and went bankrupt for fun.