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June 30, 2026 Malou No Comments

Monsters and Misunderstandings

On Medusa, storytelling, and the people history chooses to fear. Every generation creates its monsters. Sometimes they are real. More often, they are misunderstood. What fascinates me about mythology is not whether the stories are true. It’s what the stories reveal about the people telling them. Who is remembered as a hero? Who becomes a […]

June 30, 2026 Malou No Comments

We’ve Seen This Before

On history, memory, and the importance of paying attention. Whenever someone asks why history matters, I find myself thinking about a simple phrase: “We’ve seen this before.” Not exactly this. Not perfectly. History never repeats itself in the neat, predictable way we sometimes imagine. The people change. The technology changes. The language changes. But certain […]

June 30, 2026 Malou No Comments

Knowledge Sharing as an Act of Care

On teaching, communication, and making things easier for the next person. For a long time, I thought knowledge sharing was simply about information. Someone knows something. Someone else doesn’t. The goal is to close the gap. Simple. Practical. Efficient. But the older I get, the more I think knowledge sharing is about something else entirely. […]

June 30, 2026 Malou No Comments

The Families We Choose

On friendship, belonging, and the people who become home. Some of the stories that have stayed with me the longest are not love stories. At least not in the way we usually mean it. They are stories about friendship. About loyalty. About the people who find each other and decide to stay. Again and again. […]

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Why We Need Stories About Women Choosing Each Other

On friendship, sisterhood, and the stories that stay with us. When people talk about their favorite books, they often talk about the plot. The twists. The world-building. The romance. The battles. The things that happen. But when I think about the stories that have stayed with me, I rarely think about those things first. I […]

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The Stories We Carry

On mythology, books, and the stories that stay with us. Long after I forget plot twists, character names, and entire chapters, certain stories remain. Not because I remember every detail. But because something inside them stayed with me. A line. An image. A feeling. A question I wasn’t ready to answer at the time. I’ve […]

June 30, 2026 Malou No Comments

The Songs We Share

On music, memory, and the stories hidden in our playlists. Whenever someone shares a song they love, they’re rarely just sharing music. They’re sharing a memory. A feeling. A version of themselves. A song can be a time capsule. A three-minute snapshot of who we were, where we were, and what mattered to us at […]

June 30, 2026 Malou No Comments

Finding the Right Story

On labels, creative work, and discovering what actually motivates us. For a long time, I introduced myself as a designer. It wasn’t wrong. Over the past decade, I’ve designed websites, created visual identities, improved user experiences, developed digital products, and helped organizations communicate online. Design has shaped much of my professional life, and it has […]