Consistency is on everyone’s mind, this is how I approach it:)

Back in March, I decided to take a 2-week break, after a year of staring at my phone screen every day, but then it turned into an involuntary break.

I was bound to tackle philosophy

Lacking balance in anything you do is as though you’re in debt.

Web 3.0 and Tech are still inaccessible to a large population of people. This is even more true for diverse communities and women. Unlearning Conference aims to be the culmination of all of this.

Embracing the uncertain has been challenging but it’s absolutely necessary…

Defining failure is arduous.

These 3 quotes and 3 thoughts are all from the book When Breath Becomes Air…

This past year, I’ve seen this same phrase come up. but it always centers around “providing value.” I’m not gonna lie, it’s still a foreign concept to me.

Here are a few thoughts on this matter.

Your journey will probably be different from mine, but that inclining to find ourselves, change our situations, and expand our roles is natural.

Unlearning has meant caring about aspects of growth that previously meant nothing to me. Leadership is among them.

Unlearning is about validity. You don’t need to be anything to be valid.

In the course of my life, I have been told various iterations of the same statement - the poor are happier and the wealthy are beset with unhappiness and a lack of contentment.

We explored entrepreneurship not only in western countries but back home as well. Here are some of my thoughts from that discussion. 

“No one leaves home unless home is the mouth of a shark” - Warsan Shire

This week’s Unlearning post is more of a reminder than a transfer of particular knowledge. I hope it’s of use.

Yes, it’s all subjective, but I still wonder….

It’s enough of a purpose to want to improve your life. Money can do that and that’s fine.

Sharing your work, more like showing your work!