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My Unsolicited Words,
Thoughts, and Ideas
Not the typical female appreciation piece for Women's Day — but there are enough of those. Instead, here's less flowery depiction of what it's like being a woman in Estonian tech.
It’s International Women’s Day — a pretty big deal in Estonia. There are flowers, cake at the office, and the spotlight is on the accomplishments of women.
Brands are how a company looks, thinks, and speaks. But in my experience, the focus is more on design and less on words. Here's why I disagree.
As individuals, we speak in a certain way. Our mannerisms, sense of style, beliefs, and even the way we walk convey a unique signature — our personal brand.
It's a uniquely painful experience to look at yourself in the mirror and have no idea who you are. I hope this story is at least interesting, and at best makes someone feel less alone.
There’s something wrong with me.
Since AIs are advanced enough to speak for themselves, I discussed the future of work for writers with the now-notorious ChatGPT. Here's what we have to say.
And just like that, everyone knows about paid and free AI writing tools. And they’re afraid.
It's ridiculously difficult to find useful information and truth in the places you expect to find it. Opinion: the commercialization of content is to blame. Read more.
I will preface this by saying that this is an opinion. I base my perspective on years of writing web content for commercial businesses, being a seasoned consumer of social media content, and someone who turns to Google to answer even the dumbest of questions.
This is the little corner of the web that’s mine. One where I don’t need a style guide or stakeholder approval to hit publish.