Big Quit Energy
L. Vago, Maegan E. OrtizIn a work-humping culture, learning to fire the boss within
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Sirena's Scenes: Crossing el Rio Grande
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I was laid off a couple weeks back, days before welcoming my first child into the world (and hours after the water broke). The timing looks terrible, but the company truly is in a bad financial spot, so it’s hard to be mad.
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I promised weekly scenes starting weeks ago, I know. Instead, I got sucked into outlining and re-outlining. But after weeks spent in the weeds–choping, rearranging, and drowning in post-its–I’ve finally cracked a few stubborn plot points. S...
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Meditating on our work-humper culture to figure out my own workaholism
NYRican born & bred, Los Angeles based immigrant worker rights non-profit executive director, activist/organizer/writer, mami to grown children/a dog, partner to someone in recovery.
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