16/07/2026
I really want to write something whatever comes to mind every day.
As a lawyer, there are moments I wish I could immediately write about—the conversations with clients, the lessons from court, the wisdom shared by fellow lawyers, and the quiet realizations that come between hearings and deadlines.
But part of me likes to preserve that memory in private. To keep it to myself and only write about it when it comes relevant.
Not every experience has to be shared the moment it happens. Some memories deserve time. Some lessons become clearer only after they’ve settled. Some stories are better left in a journal until the day they can be told without compromising anyone else—or perhaps never told at all.
I also realize that one thing keeps me from writing more often: the pressure to make every post perfect.
Ironically, we now have AI that can help us write. But no matter how eloquent the sentences are, they can never fully capture the emotions we carry or the thoughts that are still taking shape inside us.
Another source of anxiety is the need to design a pubmat that will anchor the messaging. It takes a lot of energy looking for the right picture or the right drawing or graphic.
Sometimes I spend more time thinking about the design than actually writing.
So here I am. Just typing.
