In the hustle of daily life, especially for those of us dedicated to building a career or a business, it’s easy to get caught up in the ceaseless grind. Achieving success is exhilarating, yet it can also leave us…

Hey there, fellow mompreneurs!

Grab your coffee or your beverage of choice; mine is wine.

Let's dive into the rollercoaster that is being a busy mom with a passion for conquering the chaos, one challenge at a time.

In a world where 'free' isn't as liberating as it sounds, offering services or products at no cost might seem like a generous move, but it often leads to a comedy of errors. While it's nice to be offered something for free, the challenge lies in evaluating the true worth. Charge what you're worth; don't let the 'free' act overshadow your talent and effort.

Welcome, fellow introverts, to the grand spectacle of networking—an event that often feels like a high-stakes game of social chess where the pieces are made of small talk and the board is a sea of unfamiliar faces. But fear not, my uneasy comrades, for we are about to embark on a quest to navigate the awkward waters of networking with a hefty dose of perspective and a pinch of wisdom.

Embarking on a career transition is akin to embarking on a new journey. For me, this journey led me from the friendly skies as a flight attendant for over a decade to the dynamic world of User Experience Design.

In the world of design, creating inclusive experiences is not just a goal—it's a responsibility. As a UX designer who once roamed the aisles as a flight attendant, I've had the privilege of assisting a wonderfully diverse array of passengers. The lessons learned at 30,000 feet have proven invaluable in shaping my approach to designing inclusive user experiences.