Published inRemotely InterestingCuration as a Business ModelWhen I worked at Powell’s City of Books in Portland, Oregon, customers were often overwhelmed when they entered the store, and for good…Apr 18, 2023Apr 18, 2023
Pieces of HomeAfter being away for seven years, I returned to my hometown to rediscover what I loved about it: the loudness of its people and its music.Feb 27, 2023Feb 27, 2023
On Somatic Intelligence, or Learning to DanceI often find myself considering the friction between book-smarts and street-smarts, so I attempted to bridge the two with dance.Feb 19, 2023Feb 19, 2023
Detroit BoundLast night I booked a one-way flight to Detroit. In March, I’ll be looking for jobs and rooms to rent. I found a temporary living situation…Feb 12, 20231Feb 12, 20231
What I Want to WriteIn college, my writing professor stressed that she wanted stories that were “digested” rather than ones that were “in play”. This rule was…Feb 5, 20231Feb 5, 20231
My Reading LifeIn which I reflect on some of the things I read as a teenager in order to sort out how I feel about turning thirty in a couple weeks.Jan 15, 20232Jan 15, 20232
Published inRemotely InterestingThe Difference Between Jobs & WorkThe ongoing trauma of our time has eliminated my tolerance for bullshit activities.Jun 14, 20221Jun 14, 20221
Published inRemotely InterestingThree Questions to Ask Yourself When Running an Online CommunityI manage a community of communities — that is, I work with over 5k admins who manage online spaces with member counts ranging from 500 to…May 25, 2022May 25, 2022
