Writing on attention, presence, and being human. Not advice. More like a walk, on paper.
For most of my life, I felt different from everyone else. Twenty years ago, I found out it was ADD.
Before the diagnosis, I had my own way of numbing the noise. Self-medicating. It worked, until it didn't.
Between then and now lie years I never expected to share, let alone write down.
I built and sold a company, and I work in SaaS. On paper, it looks fine. But this — writing about what it means to be human when your head never quiets — is where things finally start to feel right.
Here on CalmNow.space, I share what I've picked up along the way: pieces on attention, slowing down, and the quiet moments where something shifts. The rawer stories — the wandering, the cell, the wild years — will come through the writing and interviews in time. At their own pace.
Read the pieces →No schedule. A rhythm, though. Pieces appear when they are finished, not when they have to be.
Something resonated? A question, a recognition, an idea for a conversation? Write whenever.
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