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W.T. Moore
Canadian lawyer and writer
Alberta, Canada
W.T. Moore is a Canadian lawyer and writer interested in how careers, creativity and personal identity evolve over time. His essays use music, work and everyday experiences to explore the freedom to change direction while remaining connected to the past.
His writing for Binder brings a personal, reflective voice to questions about professional confidence, the pressure to remain successful in familiar ways and the value of following an idea before its destination is entirely clear.
Published work by W.T. Moore
Binder Hr · Oct 11, 2026Perhaps We're Already Who We're Becoming
What if career growth isn't a straight line from past to future, but a process of recognizing the person we've been becoming all along? W.T. Moore reflects on time, intuition and the confidence to trust ourselves.
Binder Humanities · Oct 9, 2026We Can't Protect the Past by Restricting the Future
A personal guest perspective on Noel Gallagher, the freedom to reinterpret music and why what we love must be allowed to grow.
Binder Hr · Oct 9, 2026We Can't Protect the Past by Restricting the Future
From David Holmes's remixes and Gallagher's reinterpretations of Dylan and Joy Division to Oasis at Wembley, I found a reminder that loving the past must leave room for the future.