I’m a queer, POC, neurodivergent, multiracial, multicultural creative entrepreneur, working at the intersection of people and operations. I’m passionate about decolonizing our systems, lives and brains and I do this by infusing my values into coaching and teaching others.
I was spectacularly bad in school. Not in the charming, rebellious way that gets you labeled a "creative type"—more in the way that gets you quietly shuffled to the back of the classroom where teachers hope you'll at least stay awake.
I just started experimenting with something called Digital Gardening and it's making me feel like a student again (in the best way)
Adult learning has become a privilege instead of a right. Out of necessity, we are so over-occupied by life's demands - raising kids, working multiple jobs, caring for the home - that we have little time to learn, explore, daydream and create.