Two Worlds, One Question

Growing up in Uganda taught me that a life can be materially simple and yet deeply rich — shared meals, neighbors who knew one another, faith woven into ordinary days. Years later, working in emergency medicine in the United States, I met another reality: people with every opportunity, yet quietly exhausted. Successful, connected — and often deeply fragmented.One world revealed resilience.

The other revealed restlessness. Those two worlds left me with the question that shapes everything I write, teach, and build: what allows a person to live well?.