When You Don’t Know What to Do: Kierkegaard on Choosing with Courage
Sometimes the hardest part isn’t doing the right thing. It’s knowing what the right thing even is. We’ve all been there — stuck in that foggy, paralysing place between options. […]
The Self Beyond the Algorithm: Becoming in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
We live in an age where algorithms quietly shape almost every part of our lives. What we read, what we watch, where we shop, how we date, even what we […]
Anxious but Awake: Why Kierkegaard Saw Anxiety as a Gift
Most of us see anxiety as something to avoid — a problem to fix, or at the very least, manage. It’s the uneasy flutter in your chest before a big […]
Why You Can’t Find Yourself in a Quiz: Kierkegaard on Identity Beyond Labels
We’ve all done it. The online personality quiz. The “Which classic novel are you?” test. The four letters of your Myers-Briggs. The Enneagram number. The astrology chart that tells you […]
Suffering with Purpose: Kierkegaard and the Redemptive Power of Pain
Pain is often something we want to avoid at all costs. We dull it, distract from it, scroll past it, or push it down. In a culture that idolises ease, […]
The Absurdity of Branding the Self: Kierkegaard on Personal Marketing
Scroll through LinkedIn or Instagram these days, and it’s easy to feel like everyone’s turned into a brand.Every bio is polished. Every post is curated. We’re told to be “authentic” […]
Authenticity in the Age of AI: Would Kierkegaard Use ChatGPT?
We live in an age where artificial intelligence can write essays, compose music, and even hold a conversation. ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Claude — they’re fast becoming part of everyday life. […]
Kierkegaard vs Cognitive Therapy: Can Faith Reframe Our Thoughts?
Cognitive behavioural therapy — or CBT — has become a go-to approach for dealing with anxiety, depression, and the general overwhelm of modern life. It gives people practical tools: notice […]
Beyond Diagnosis: Kierkegaard on the Soul in the Age of Mental Labels
In recent years, conversations around mental health have become more open — and rightly so. We’re finally recognising the importance of caring for the mind, just as we care for […]
How to Choose When Nothing Feels Certain: Kierkegaard’s Moral Compass for a Confusing World
We live in a time of endless options.Endless opinions. Endless grey areas. Endless “what ifs.”And with all that freedom comes something unexpected: paralysis. How do you make the right decision […]