Obsidian Memo]🍁 Returning to the Table: Notes on Thanksgiving, Distance, and Beauty of Gentle Caring Presence Thanksgiving reflection.
Finance | Leadership] How I Built a Global Career in Finance: A prelude to the upcoming series: Breaking Into Finance A candid prelude to Breaking Into Finance, sharing how I built a global career across BlackRock and Aviva Investors. Insights on industry shifts, core skills, early-career challenges, and practical advice for students entering modern finance.
Markets | Leadership] AI Is Changing Everything — How a CEO Managing $1.6 Trillion Stays Ahead, ft. Jenny Johnson from Franklin Templeton AI Is Changing Everything—How a CEO Managing $1.6 Trillion Stays Ahead, framed in the tone and language someone like Jenny Johnson herself would use: clear, systematic, grounded, and pragmatic.
AI] The Future of Work, Robotics & AI Infrastructure (Elon's bold predictions: work will be optional & currency could be irrelevant) Insights from Elon Musk and Nvidia’s Jensen Huang on humanoid robotics, AI infrastructure, and the future of work. Explore strategic partnerships, AI in space, and why Foundation by Isaac Asimov matters for leaders in the intelligence age.
Obsidian Memo | Culture Shocks] From Seoul to Toronto to New York to London: A Life in Translation A reflective field guide to culture shocks and belonging across Seoul, Toronto, NYC, and London. An insider’s story of migration, identity, class, and lineage—and what it means to live between cultures yet feel at home in none and all.
Obsidian Memo] When “The Diplomat” Made My Life Make Sense A reflective essay on how The Diplomat unlocked my hidden legacy—a life shaped by secrecy, patriarchy, and diplomacy—and my journey from stoicism and survival to feminine strength, self-acceptance, and the courage to rewrite power.
Markets | Leadership] FII - the Board of Changemakers Summary: Geo-Economics 2025: AI Power, Tokenized Finance, and the New Capital Map Top CEOs explain how AI data-center power, tokenization, and GCC reforms are reshaping capital flows. Why U.S. growth, private markets, and M&A lead—and why power infrastructure is the decade’s bottleneck.