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I’m Teekay Rezeau-Merah.

In 2025, after several years in digital marketing, I decided to devote my professional life to writing and publishing my own work.

This website is my publishing platform, where I publish essays, share my books and document my work as it evolves.

The world we live in wasn’t inevitable. It’s the result of countless choices made over generations, choices that continue to shape how we live, work, consume and relate to one another.

My work explores those choices and asks what different ones might look like. Whether I’m writing about sustainability, psychology, history, technology, travel or culture, I’m interested in the same question: how did we get here, and how could things be different?

That’s what The World As It Could Be is about.

Before focusing my career on writing, I worked in digital marketing as a traffic manager, Meta Ads specialist, community manager and consultant, while also writing copy and content in French, English and Spanish.

That experience taught me how attention works, how communities form and how ideas spread. Over time, I realized I wanted to spend less of my energy helping organizations communicate their ideas and more of it developing my own.

In 2025, I chose to make writing my primary professional project.

Since then, I’ve published more than 250 essays across this website and Medium, with many also featured in established Medium publications. I’ve independently released my first manifesto and spent the last three years writing my first novel.

Alongside researching, writing and editing, I continue to improve this website, study the publishing industry and develop the skills needed to build a sustainable career as an independent author.

Photography is part of that work as well. It isn’t separate from my writing but another way of paying attention, documenting places, people and moments that often become the starting point for an essay.

I believe that curiosity is one of the most valuable habits we can develop. Better questions lead to better conversations, better decisions and, ultimately, a better world.

If you’re curious about the world and believe ideas matter, I invite you to explore my work.

Start with an essay.

Explore my books.

And when a new question crosses your mind, I hope you’ll come back.