You know the feeling.
You’re sitting at your desk as the clock ticks toward 5 pm. There’s a half-drunk, lukewarm coffee on your desk and a blinking cursor on the computer screen in front of you.
You know the feeling.
You’re sitting at your desk as the clock ticks toward 5 pm. There’s a half-drunk, lukewarm coffee on your desk and a blinking cursor on the computer screen in front of you.
I spent the last two weeks in the remote wilderness of Botswana.
This wasn’t just a safari. It was an immersion into the untamed natural world. During our time, we were surrounded by wild dogs, lions, leopards, hippos, elephants, and everything else in between.
Picture this: A cramped academic office filled with tall stacks of papers and research journals.
And there I am, hunched over my desk, drenched in the artificial glow of my computer screen, nursing a neglected coffee that had grown cold in the hustle to get one more paragraph down on the page.