About
I’ve always observed the world with a sharp eye and a hungry mind — watching, questioning, wondering what drives people and what makes life worth living.
Over time, I found that at the heart of all my reflection stood two central questions: the moral question — What is the right thing to do for society and my future self? and the question of purpose — What was I sent to do on this earth, given my talents and interests, to make the world a better place?
I do my work to help others ask those same questions.
I’m an 18-year-old philosophy student with a deep love for wisdom that isn’t locked in books, but lived — daily, honestly, and with purpose. My work is for young people who feel that modern life is missing something, who sense there’s more to this world than distraction and drifting.
Drawing on thinkers like Jordan Peterson, Kant, Nietzsche, and many more, I invite my generation to climb their own symbolic mountains — to find meaning not in comfort, but in responsibility, reflection, and truth.