
Learning to fail in Public
Learning to fail in public is a skill I’m actively developing, so what better way to practice than by butchering some French?
Learning to fail in public is a skill I’m actively developing, so what better way to practice than by butchering some French?
I thought I was making progress, until a road trip forced me to pause and reflect on the direction of my career path.
Social media made this former IT professional feel old and out of touch. But it also led me to appreciate the power of creating content that can actually make a difference.
Learning a new skill is never easy and while learning to edit, I was reminded that the suck doesn’t last forever. But it is part of the process.
It’s not every day you go a year without a 9–5 job. Here are a few things I learned to help you make the most of your career break.
Being unemployed is a rare opportunity to reevaluate your career and your life. So you owe it to yourself to use it wisely and ask: How do I really want to spend this time?
Life used to feel steady. Now I’m navigating peaks of clarity and valleys of uncertainty. All in pursuit of the life I truly want to live.
I didn’t expect to hate writing, but trying to blog the “right” way did just that. Here’s how I found my way back to enjoying it again.
I didn’t know what I wanted to create, I just knew I couldn’t keep doing nothing.So I answered the call to create… and started writing.
What happens when your greatest strength suddenly disappears?At 30, I find myself left speechless, sitting at tables I can’t contribute to because I no longer know how.