My first opinion piece published in The Globe and Mail, exploring youth, screen time, and the value of time spent outdoors. After years of helping others get published, it was fun to see my own byline there for a change.
I tried the viral trend of asking ChatGPT how it would “destroy” the next generation, got a brutally honest answer, and somehow walked away with a weirdly hopeful take on what Gen Alpha actually needs.
I was interviewed about my experience as a marketing and communications professional – a great opportunity to reflect on my journey and discuss the factors that contribute to success in marketing.
2022 was tough – I’ve never felt so exhausted! But a lot of good things happened, too – with this 2022 Year in Review, I look back at what I learned in the year that’s ending and list my goals for 2023.
The full list of all the environmental newsletters I follow to stay up to date on environmental issues.
The magazine Behavioral Scientist recently hosted a writing workshop to help researchers communicate their findings, but the neuroscience tips were helpful for anyone who wants to write more clearly and concisely. I really enjoyed all three sessions, so I’m sharing my impressions here.
Looking back is important to understand the present and plan for the future, so here’s my quick review of 2021 and my goals for 2022.
It’s closing time again and a lot is changing in my life. A reflection on 2021, beginnings’ endings and the new beginnings that lie ahead.
A month ago I started a new job I’ve wanted for a long time. That was also when my dad almost died from covid-19, and I learned a few things about what matters at work and in life.
An independent coffee shop’s simple initiative resulted in outstanding news coverage and social media engagement–and set an example of newsjacking for small businesses.