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  • Kate @ Sorted State

    I'm a big believer that having fewer things gives us so much: more time, more brainpower, and more community. I write about how to push yourself to resist scarcity thinking and embrace an abundance mindset in all things.

  • Tina Nayak

    I romanticized consistency as perfection. Also why I kept breaking promises to myself. In 2026, it ends. I’m running a 365-day habit experiment to document what real consistency looks like - the messy, imperfect, behind-the-scenes truth.

  • Noemi from ME TIME \ud83c\udf88

    Would you: (A). Let life surprise you... or (B). Surprise yourself with what you can do with your life? I help those who choose option B. Ex Lawyer turned hobby designer & pro business coach! Don’t build resentment, build a movement instead!

  • Katie Barnes

    For founders living the chaos and operators cleaning it up. Startup systems, founder psychology, practical tools, and the occasional side-eye.

  • Marina Mofford

    Big feelings, tirades, and delusions from a New York mom, navigating parenthood in the city.

  • Kim Hosein

    Clinical Project Manager. 10+ years designing and overseeing clinical trials. Founder of Loopwork Systems — translational research studying the interaction layer between human recursive processing and AI systems.

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    Welcome to BAWAI (rhymes with Hawaii). Spotlighting the women quietly shaping the future of AI and whose stories deserve to be heard. New spotlight and red lip when inspiration strikes. Know someone we should feature? Come sit with us.

  • Designer of Possibilities

    Designer of Possibilities is the publishing identity of Traci Brown, founder of InclusAI and creator of Quiet Technophobia™. Building frameworks that help mid-career professionals, especially women, move from quiet hesitation to AI confidence.

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