What I learned from 7 Months, 123 Sales, and $1,377.75 in Revenue from using a “Pay What You Want” model for my eBook.
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LinkedIn Instructor: Recording Courses in SoCal 🌴
I was flown out for a week to SoCal to record courses with LinkedIn Learning for Introduction to AWS for Non-Engineers video course series!
8 Books That Helped Me Become an Entrepreneur
Some books are more influential than others. Here are 8 books that have helped me become an entrepreneur.
4 Free Alternatives to Adobe Acrobat (PDF Editors)
Being a small business owner is expensive. Here are 4 alternatives to Adobe Acrobat to edit PDF files for free.
6 Gadgets for Day 1 as an Entrepreneur
Starting a freelance career or a side hustle? Here are some tools to make your Day 1 as a boss a smooth sailing.
Four Things I Learned When I Faced Death
I’m constantly running a race against myself and my body. Against my brain, my disabilities, my fate, whatever it may be. Ever since that fateful day, 8 years ago, I’ve been running a race against time, living on what I perceive to be “borrowed time.”
Reflecting on January
The last time I wrote a monthly recap post was last January. (Mostly because I had a GREAT January, and then I crashed in February and could barely function for a whole month.) I don’t know if this one will continue, but I figure let’s try it again! Work + Hustles + Tech LinkedIn Learning…
Recording my First LinkedIn Learning Course in LA
I recorded my first course with LinkedIn Learning in LA! Here’s my experience.
2018: The Year of Unexpected Beginnings
2018. What can I say, except wow. It was a year of many many unexpected beginnings, trials, and impact on my identity as a person. I said Yes to many things, and No to others, and being able to realize my boundaries and limitations have allowed me to find myself in situations that I couldn’t…
On Facing Death, 7 Years Later
On December 7th, 2011, my family woke up before dawn and began getting ready to step out into the darkness. My father, my mother, and I rode in relative silence on the 30 minute drive to Baltimore from our house. Usually, there is traffic, but so early in the morning, there were barely any cars…