A University of California study has suggested that colours can be associated with body postures. Blue was associated with a relaxed figure, red with an angy or violet figure, re/yellow with a dancer and blue/green with a welcoming, thinking or searching figure (depending partly on the tone).

The Quiet That Lasts

The Quiet That Lasts

I was prescribed Serepax at twelve. Years later, I started noticing how quickly I default to containment. This is an exploration of what happens when emotional quieting becomes part of development, not just short-term relief.

Are You Really An “Otrovert” Or Just Tired Of Everyone’s Boxes?

Are You Really An “Otrovert” Or Just Tired Of Everyone’s Boxes?

TikTok has given a name to people who are friendly on the outside but feel like outsiders on the inside. Otroverts. This article looks at what that label really describes, how it fits with existing models of personality and values, and why it matters for brands, spaces and workplaces.

Two Kinds of Freedom: Charlie Kirk & Dianne Keaton

Two Kinds of Freedom: Charlie Kirk & Dianne Keaton

Pink asked, “If Charlie Kirk is Freedom, what is Dianne Keaton?” It wasn’t just a jab – it was a diagnosis. One man was honoured for defiance, one woman mourned for grace. Together they reveal how a culture’s definition of freedom has shifted from authenticity to spectacle.

The Last Ten Minutes of Luxury

The Last Ten Minutes of Luxury

Guests pay for days yet remember minutes. The peak end rule explains why a stay often lives or dies on one high moment and the day of departure. What works, what fails, and how to design the arc so memory carries your brand home.