The Journey is Eternal

I find looking out to sea to be both relaxing and terrifying. It's a strange disconnect, but the sea has always meant multiple, sometimes contradictory, things to me.

It's the place where I almost drowned. Twice. It's also the place where my family has frequented for much of my youth. I find my view of the sea changes just as easily as my state of my mind.

This to me is how life works. There're so many amazing things to discover and learn, just like in the sea, yet there remains a strangeness to it all, and if you don't treat it with respect, you can easily lose yourself and drown.

The pandemic has led me into a more introspective mood about what I want in life, and I wish to record my 'captain's log' somewhere both personal and public.

My goal is to explore my growth, both in my work (I'm aiming to transition from renewable energy into tech) and spirituality (regardless of your belief, I think we all can say belief is confusing).

This is for me. For my journey out to see.