Modern life often asks us to divide ourselves neatly: work here, family there, faith somewhere in the margins. Yet lived experience tells a different story. Life does not come in compartments. It arrives tangled — work shaping family life, family shaping belief, belief shaping how one survives the demands of work.
The digital economy is not coming; it is here. We work, shop, learn, and even worship through screens. What started as convenient has become essential, reshaping how we live, spend, and relate to one another.
