Some of this work is directly connected to Anchored, Self-Equity, and the STILL Framework. Other texts move across philosophy, healing, ethics, and lived human experience. Together, they trace an ongoing exploration of how people understand themselves and shape who they become.
Explore the workThis section brings together the publications most closely related to the conceptual development of Anchored. It includes work on Self-Equity, the STILL Framework, and the broader research direction behind the app.
Applying Keller’s CBBE Model to Personal Growth
This paper explores how a model originally designed to explain how brands build value over time can be reinterpreted inward, as a way of understanding how people build trust, meaning, and resonance within themselves.
It forms part of the theoretical ground of Anchored and opens a research path around identity formation, reflection, and structured personal development.
Read on ResearchGateThis publication helps position Anchored not only as a digital environment, but as part of a wider inquiry into how structure, reflection, and repeated action can shape lived identity.
These publications extend beyond the app itself. They reflect a broader body of work around healing, existential thought, ethics, and the search for meaning in lived experience.
This manuscript, written in Greek, explores the intersection of philosophy and Artificial Intelligence through an imagined symposium with Wittgenstein, Hofstadter, Chalmers, and AI itself. It raises fundamental questions: Can there be thought without consciousness? Is existence necessary for intelligence? If AI does not perceive the world, how can it understand?
View on PhilPapersThis paper investigates whether artificial intelligence can meaningfully engage in philosophy, not as a tool but as a participant in the questioning of Being.
View on PhilPapersA collection of healing-centered reflections on presence, tenderness, and the quiet value of everyday life. I share this work personally. Feel free to ask for it.
Get in touch to readThis space includes essays on Self-Equity, AI Ethics, healing stories, and future research emerging from Anchored.
I Asked AI to Think — It Asked What It Means to Be
We’re Teaching Machines to Think Fast. Can We Still Think Slowly?
Alongside this writing and research work, I also maintain a professional profile shaped by product thinking, research, writing, and human-centered design.
Anchored grows from that intersection: a space where conceptual clarity, lived experience, and thoughtful structure meet.
For collaborators, employers, or anyone who would like a broader view of my background, the links here offer a quieter bridge into my professional path.