Fun πŸŽ‰

Research is great, but there’s more to life than CSI signals and confusion matrices! πŸ˜„ When I step away from my laptop, I’m usually doing one of two things: reading a book πŸ“š or moving my body πŸ’ͺ.


πŸ“š The Bookworm Side

My reading list is a strange but wonderful mix of history πŸ›οΈ, quantum physics βš›οΈ and religion πŸ•Œ. 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 I’ll happily lose track of time.

My all-time favourites

BookAuthorWhy I love it
✨ The SecretRhonda ByrneThe book that got me thinking about how our thoughts shape our reality.
πŸ™ The MagicRhonda ByrneA 28-day journey into gratitude. A small daily habit with a surprisingly big effect.
🧠 Becoming SupernaturalDr. Joe DispenzaWhere meditation meets neuroscience and quantum physics. Right in my sweet spot!
πŸ”„ Breaking the Habit of Being YourselfDr. Joe DispenzaA practical guide to letting go of old patterns and rewiring the mind.
πŸͺž The Mirror BookΒ A reminder to look inward and reflect on who you really are.

πŸ’¬ Have a book recommendation on history, physics or the big questions of life? I’m always looking for my next read, so send it my way!


πŸ’ͺ The Active Side

A sharp mind needs a strong body (and a calm one too 🧘). Here’s where you can find me:

  • 🧘 Meditation group: my reset button. Quieting the mind is harder than training any neural network!
  • πŸ‹οΈ The gym: lifting, sweating and clearing my head after long debugging sessions.
  • 🏏 The cricket field: of course! Bat, ball and good friends make the perfect afternoon.
  • 🦾 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. πŸš€