I am an ordinary person. A Gontor graduate who went on to Binus. My days are filled with teaching, training, and writing code — and tending one small, unfamous business — and I have found that to be enough.
I was once a student activist. That chapter taught me one thing: political stages tend to trade meaning for noise. Since then, I have chosen to work quietly, and to be careful with friendship — keeping company only with those who still believe that respect is not a performance.
Home is usually where I return early. There is enough there — books, a screen, and a silence that asks for nothing. This space is where I gather what I happen to write, build, or learn — slowly, and without spectacle.