Projects
A glimpse into my writing journey and works.
Self-Love Symphony
"In a world increasingly dominated by noise, distraction, and disconnection, 'Self-love Symphony: 8 Resonant Notes of Self Love' is a poetic meditation on healing and self-awareness. This evocative collection explores the rhythm of self-discovery through eight resonant 'notes,' each capturing a tender moment of emotional awakening. Blending lyrical prose with philosophical depth, the writing invites the reader into a space of stillness — to listen, reflect, and rediscover the gentle art of being kind to oneself. The book does not preach, but rather hums softly in the background of the reader’s heart, asking subtle questions about love, loss, and inner resilience".
The Unlikely Laureate
A story of unexpected triumph and resilience.
Projects
A glimpse into my writing journey and works.
Self-Love Symphony
"In a world increasingly dominated by noise, distraction, and disconnection, 'Self-love Symphony: 8 Resonant Notes of Self Love' is a poetic meditation on healing and self-awareness. This evocative collection explores the rhythm of self-discovery through eight resonant 'notes,' each capturing a tender moment of emotional awakening. Blending lyrical prose with philosophical depth, the writing invites the reader into a space of stillness — to listen, reflect, and rediscover the gentle art of being kind to oneself. The book does not preach, but rather hums softly in the background of the reader’s heart, asking subtle questions about love, loss, and inner resilience".
The Unlikely Laureate
What if peace is not always polite?
The Nobel Peace Prize is often seen as a moral symbol — a reward for ethical leadership, diplomacy, and virtue. But history tells a far more complex story. Many leaders who reshaped global stability were never recognised in their time, while others were honoured long after their decisions altered the course of international relations.
In The Unlikely Laureate, this uncomfortable gap between idealism and reality is placed under critical examination.
Rather than asking who deserves the Nobel Peace Prize, this book asks a more difficult question:
How do institutions actually recognise peace — and why do disruptive leaders challenge that process?
Through a structured political analysis, The Unlikely Laureate explores how timing, controversy, public perception, and institutional caution influence recognition. It investigates why outcomes often matter less than intentions, why polarisation delays acknowledgment, and why peace shaped through pressure or unconventional strategy is frequently misunderstood.
Using a highly polarising modern leadership case as a lens, the book avoids advocacy and instead focuses on systems — how awards function, how history revises judgment, and why peace is often clearer in hindsight than in the present.
This is not a biography.
This is not political endorsement.
It is a critical examination of how peace is measured, evaluated, and remembered.
Who should read this book?
Readers interested in international relations and geopolitics
Those curious about the Nobel Peace Prize and its controversies
Political science and policy students
Readers who value critical thinking over simplistic narratives
By the final chapter, readers will not be told what to think — but they will understand why recognition, leadership, and peace rarely align neatly.
Experience Highlights
Combining my passion for writing and psychology, I craft stories and insights that inspire self-awareness and growth.
Author of two thought-provoking books.
Work
Author & Speaker
Self-Employed
2018 - Present
Writing books that explore self-love and personal triumphs.
Psychology Graduate
University
2015 - 2017
Deepening understanding of human behavior and mental wellness.
