Writing
From the essays
“We celebrate what progress builds. We rarely stop to ask what it quietly dismantles. That gap, between what is gained and what is lost, is where I do most of my thinking.”
Shadows of Progress · SAS Journeys
Section I
Living in Singapore Magazine
First published in SAS Journeys
March / April 2025
Why strength belongs to everyone and why empowering women in sport transforms far more than the competition.
The Free Press Journal
Also published in SAS Journeys
2024
Why the most important question in artificial intelligence isn't what machines can do but what they should do.
ET Insights
2026
On why food waste is a coordination failure, not a scarcity problem, and what changes the moment we stop treating it as an unavoidable cost of doing business.
Hindustan Times
2026
On the assumptions we build into technology at the design stage, and who gets designed out when we don't stop to check.
Section II
SAS Journeys
Also published in The Free Press Journal
March 2026
Why the most important question in artificial intelligence isn't what machines can do but what they should do.
SAS Journeys
February 2026
The essay that inspired the podcast, exploring how every innovation creates opportunity while quietly reshaping people, systems, and society.
SAS Journeys
December 2025
What happens when girls are free to define themselves—not by expectations, but by their own potential.
SAS Journeys
Also published in Living in Singapore Magazine
January 2025
Why strength belongs to everyone and why empowering women in sport transforms far more than the competition.