I am currently living in Virginia, recovering from burnout while working full-time, reading, job hunting, and preserving family history before my move back to Utah.
I have been writing blog posts for about three years now off and on, documenting what I learn and experience. And what I've learned before and how it relates to now. Marketing, sales, online business, accelerated-learning, language learning, copywriting, sustainable living practices, online writing.
I started the blog originally because I was going to start a business focused on coaching learners in accelerated-learning strategies, but now I blog about the learning process without a business in mind.
I created a Notion page that contains all the quotes and lyrics from media I've consumed, as well as podcast episodes I've enjoyed the most. I've been adding to this list for two years. I just started another one.
I have been reading about existentialist philosophy because I find the philosophy resonates with me and it's a good way to rebel against so many hours of Aristotelian philosophy and 'essentialism' that has been taught to me through my catholic school experience. I like that, instead of discovering ourselves and "finding our purpose" that has been given to us, we get to create our own purpose every minute of the day. In turn, that gives humans, like myself, overwhelming freedom [which is probably why the philosophy isn't so popular]. I identify as an existentialist.
I just finished clipping and downloading on Instapaper all the articles I want to read offline.
Current Projects: burnout recovery, job hunting, saving money, scanning family photos on Dropbox, downloading family videos onto my device
Currently Reading: "Superbloom: How Technologies of Connection Tear Us Apart" by Nicholas Carr, "The Stranger" by Albert Camus
What I Do On The Regular: journal, update my Letterboxd profile
Updated: 10.8.25