Humans have so much in common with each other.

In Brooklyn, we lived in an apartment so small, it didn’t have a sink in the bathroom.

“Focus on what matters.” I wrote that on a single yellow post-it in 2016 and stuck it to the bottom of my computer monitor.

I have a strong intuition, but it wasn’t always like this. How did I build trust in my intuition?

I am overwhelmed by the response that I’ve gotten to my website. I got teary-eyed reading your messages and listening to your voice notes. I keep saying this, but putting it all out there was super scary and part of me is just glad I got it over with.

I find it so hard to get off on time. Especially on days when I am in back-to-back meetings, it’s so much easier to stay an extra hour or two to get caught up on work. I feel so cheesy saying this, but I also happen to really enjoy what I do, which makes it easy to lose track of time.

It’s always been hard for me to ask for help. Failure is too strong a word, but there is a part of me that feels disappointed that I couldn’t handle it on my own. Asking for help feels like I’m complaining about the workload. And in the culture I grew up in, there is a different attitude towards work. You do what is expected of you without complaining or making a fuss.