I’m wrapping up my first week at SafeGraph, aside from fighting off a bit of jet lag, my first week was great! So let’s reflect. My first day at SafeGraph was Monday, January 3, 2022, exactly 2 years after my last day at my previous employer — Friday, January 3…

After 29 years of living, I realized that I have a pattern. I actually recognized it earlier, like 28, 27.5 but you know, for this birthday reflection we’re going to round up… I realized that I don’t finish things. I don’t finish things that are personal ventures. If it’s a…

Creative Consistency is harder than I thought it would be. It’s easy to think that you have all these great ideas when you have the diversion of employment and/or side hustles to keep you at one idea a week. When you take that activity away and take that time back…

I have been all about the proverbs this month, and today we’re reflecting on “stop and smell the roses.” When is the last time you stopped to acknowledge the beauty and good that exists in your life? …

Travel is my favorite form of therapy, and honestly, I really needed it this year. My deferred globetrotting dreams were beginning to fester and swell while I was sitting at my mother’s house. …

Yesterday I turned twenty-eight, and according to the 7-year cycle theory of life, I have now entered the last year of my refinement cycle. I chose to have a quiet day. I didn’t leave my house; I did nothing out of the ordinary. No zoom party or anything like that…

I recently made a YouTube video on this topic but I think it’s important enough to warrant a blog post as well, especially during this pandemic and time of extreme isolation. I’m not sure if you all noticed, hopefully, you did, but this is my first blog post in about…

One cannot live on exposure and promises alone, so how do you set boundaries for your pro bono work? In my last post, I mentioned that a couple of opportunities cropped up as a result of the content I have been sharing. Some of these opportunities are unpaid and require…

Many say “people are watching you” as a cautionary statement. People are watching you so be careful of the photos you post. People are watching you so be careful of what you wear. …