Is the “balance” for which we strive a reality or an imagined ideal? Can we even define what that balance means for individuals?
About Joseph Pereira
Joseph has lived all-over the world and is currently based in Hong Kong. He learned about design and the need for quality, poetry and leadership from life and his (hero) father. He is inspired daily by his twin teenaged daughters.
Limitless People: Mortality, Fatherhood, and Early Manhood
March 9, 2012 By 1 Comment
Joseph Pereira reflects on having to grow up too fast in the absence of his father, raising twin daughters, and how he finds security in his own sense of self and manhood.
Between My Father and Me
February 7, 2012 By 8 Comments
Joseph Pereira’s father can’t hold him anymore, but that doesn’t matter.
“The traits that make men louts are the same traits that give rise to the qualities women seem to prefer.”
This is a comment by Jonathan G on the post “I’m Sorry, But I Love You”.