The snobbery of Silicon Valley
We're in The South. A red state full of illiterate, uneducated, religious, deplorable fools who love guns, drink sweet tea and bless people's hearts.
How job perks are similar to love languages
Often, we treat people the way we want to be treated instead of the way they want to be treated.
The job I walked out on—at lunchtime
When I found myself counting the minutes until lunch, I knew I didn’t belong there.
How not being a hacker made me more popular
With people commenting from Africa, Europe, and Asia, I feel like I’m on a world tour with none of the perks.
How to find money to fund your dreams
How come we are willing to spend money on other people but not on ourselves?
Meeting Willy Loman
I remember reading the play Death of a Salesman in college, but I never thought I would meet Willy Loman in person.
How you can be an Olympian without being an athlete
We all fail but Olympians fail on a much bigger and broader stage than most of us ever will.
How the #metoo movement made me remember my #metoo moments
I cannot document every time a man harassed me, because that list of incidents seems endless. I just can’t remember them all.
The one thing career coaches should not do
When a potential client asks me if I can guarantee results, I say of course not.