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How I Made Corporate Optional Before I Walked Away
When I tell people I quit corporate, the first question they ask is, “Well, what are you doing now?”
I’m creating content. I’m working with brands. I’m speaking, coaching, consulting, and building products.
But everybody wants the how. Th...
If I Made It Look Easy, It’s Because I’ve Always Had To Have My Own Back.
Sometimes I hear myself tell my story as if everything just worked out. I say things like, “I’m so glad it came together,” or, “It wasn’t that difficult. I just needed to focus.”
That isn’t true.
Life has never been easy for me. At every...
Things I learned the hard way in corporate
I spent almost 15 years of my career working in corporate spaces. If I could go back and do it all over again, I would do it the same, as crazy as that sounds. And as difficult as it is for my Aries self to admit, there have been some tears...
I thought I just wanted a village. I’m realizing I want friends.
Hello, Im , 👋🏾 I’m in the messy middle. 38, a brand-new mom, ex-corporate, and an entrepreneur having one hell of a year. I’m writing about what all of that looks like in real time.
A village is nice. Especially as a new mom.
Tha...
I’m sick of being compared to someone else’s version of “good”
I’m used to people speaking for me.
For most of my life, I’ve felt like I was fighting for my place in the room. Like I didn’t quite have the upper hand in the conversation or even a leg to stand on.
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New mom, founder, eldest daughter, ex-corporate ladder climber, learning what it means to be free from corporate spaces. Identifying how much of my time I am willing to exchange for money
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