Life
Does Everything I Love Need to Become a Project?
On creative curiosity, the seduction of possibility, and figuring out which interests actually deserve a job
Life
When the System Hands You Humans Instead
When it comes to jury duty, there seem to be two types of people out there — the type that loves the idea of serving on a jury and the type who will do just about anything to avoid it. I’m a million percent the second type and have been
Mental Health
Maybe the Problem Wasn't Me: Rethinking Anxiety When the World Really Is Too Much
There’s a really common narrative people love to circle back to when it comes to anxiety. Maybe you’ve heard it. You get all worked up about something ahead of time, because you're sure it's going to be an absolutely shit show of an experience.
Neurodivergence
Normal Is a Lie: Choose Yourself Instead
Life's taught me a lot of hard lessons over the years, but in my case, one of the most important ones was also one of the hardest to learn. It's that people are allowed to be disabled and to have limits. And they shouldn't