Fun π
Research is great, but thereβs more to life than CSI signals and confusion matrices! π When I step away from my laptop, Iβm usually doing one of two things: reading a book π or moving my body πͺ.
π The Bookworm Side
My reading list is a strange but wonderful mix of history ποΈ, quantum physics βοΈ and religion π. What fascinates me most is where these worlds meet: how ancient ideas about consciousness, faith and reality line up with what modern physics is discovering. Give me a book that connects the dots between them and Iβll happily lose track of time.
My all-time favourites
| Book | Author | Why I love it |
|---|---|---|
| β¨ The Secret | Rhonda Byrne | The book that got me thinking about how our thoughts shape our reality. |
| π The Magic | Rhonda Byrne | A 28-day journey into gratitude. A small daily habit with a surprisingly big effect. |
| π§ Becoming Supernatural | Dr. Joe Dispenza | Where meditation meets neuroscience and quantum physics. Right in my sweet spot! |
| π Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself | Dr. Joe Dispenza | A practical guide to letting go of old patterns and rewiring the mind. |
| πͺ The Mirror Book | Β | A reminder to look inward and reflect on who you really are. |
π¬ Have a book recommendation on history, physics or the big questions of life? Iβm always looking for my next read, so send it my way!
πͺ The Active Side
A sharp mind needs a strong body (and a calm one too π§). Hereβs where you can find me:
- π§ Meditation group: my reset button. Quieting the mind is harder than training any neural network!
- ποΈ The gym: lifting, sweating and clearing my head after long debugging sessions.
- π The cricket field: of course! Bat, ball and good friends make the perfect afternoon.
- π¦Ύ Pull-ups: my all-time favourite exercise. Simple, honest and always a challenge. Just you versus gravity!
Fun fact: a good workout or a good book is often the best debugging tool there is. π
