Investing for Beginners: Decide What You Can Afford to Lose
In 2018 I decided I wanted to know what it actually means to be an investor. It wasn't the returns that made me a steady investor — it was doing the knowledge hunt first, and deciding upfront how much I could afford to lose.
The Harada Method: One Goal, Eight Spokes, A Whole Life
A planning method used by one of the best athletes in the world led me to a question I'd been avoiding since my health scare this year: what do I actually want, and am I willing to put myself at the center of my own plan?
You're Not Building It For Yourself
A week away from the code, spent inside the user's head instead — mapping their journey screen by screen. Some instincts got confirmed. Others got completely overturned.
Building A System So AI Does The Heavy Lifting
You don't need more hours — you need a system that runs without you. Here's how one conversation with a friend turned into two AI-built systems that keep paying me back in time.
Your Community Is Probably Closer Than You Think
You don't need a big stage, a viral moment, or an invite to the right room. Sometimes the room is two minutes from your front door — and all you have to do is show up.
My Paycheck Does the Work Before I See It.
You work hard for your paycheck. But is your paycheck working hard for you? Here's the system I accidentally built — and why every woman needs one.
They Didn't Accept Me. So I Built My Own Curriculum Using AI.
Most women wait to be accepted into the room. Here's what happens when you stop waiting — and build the room yourself.
How to Use Your Mid-Year Review to Set Up Your Next Raise
Most women show up to performance reviews and respond. Here's how to show up and propose — and why it's the difference between waiting for a raise and building the case for one.
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