The Team

I am part of Insight Circle as a listener, learner, and reflective participant shaped by a sustained interest in young people, their inner worlds, and the choices they make as they grow into adulthood.

Much of my reflection centres on how adolescents and young adults navigate uncertainty around identity, career, relationships, and belonging. I am particularly attentive to how young minds are influenced by social narratives, unexamined beliefs, and the pressures of expectation and how clarity often emerges when space is created for thinking, questioning, and dialogue.

 

 

I am deeply interested in youth development, life skills, and the processes through which young people learn to observe, communicate, and think critically about their futures. My reflections are shaped by engagement with themes such as career exploration, decision-making, and the role of awareness in helping adolescents relate more realistically to their circumstances. I am also drawn to the intersection between everyday life and larger frameworks including law, civic responsibility, and constitutional values and how these influence young people’s understanding of rights, duties, and social participation. Storytelling, observation, and writing are important tools in my thinking. I am interested in how narratives whether personal, cultural, or imagined shape beliefs, motivate action, and open possibilities for reflection and change.

 

 

Within Insight Circle, I value reflective spaces that allow conversations about youth, society, and growth to remain thoughtful and grounded. I am drawn to dialogue that encourages questioning rather than instruction, and that supports young people’s capacity to engage with reality critically, rather than through fear, superstition, or inherited assumptions. 

I see the Circle as a space where shared reflection can quietly influence how we listen to younger generations and how we hold responsibility as adults.

 

 

I believe that young people grow best when they are supported to think independently, communicate clearly, and engage with the world as it is with curiosity, courage, and ethical awareness. 

My interest lies in continuing to reflect alongside others on how youth can be supported to live with greater realism, agency, and respect for constitutional values, while remaining connected to their own sense of purpose and voice.