You can find the index and other parts of this series here . We are almost done! Thank you for coming all the way into this journey. In this part we will learn ...

Back in May, while commuting the few miles from the rural area where I was staying in Mexico to the city for virtual meetings, I listened to a podcast episode a...

My relationship with coffee probably began in my mother's womb. She may deny it, but I am pretty sure she drank more coffee than was advised or allowed in the 1...

I am incredibly grateful to the people who have helped shape me into who I am today. Their support and guidance have been invaluable. But advice, like wisdom, c...

"Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery," I often say when someone tells me they're mad because someone stole their idea or post. It's a poor con...

I used to write a lot when I was younger, even as a kid. There was no Gen-AI, no Grammarly, no advanced tools to assist with spelling or grammar. It was just me...

Today was a historic day for Mexico, as the country elected its first woman president. I love Mexico—the culture, food, friends, and family—but it has always be...

You can find the index and other parts of this series here . Let's dig in into the most controversial part of my guide: the inbox. As far as I know, there is no...

Reflecting on Seven Years: A Revisited Perspective I've chosen to revisit this post, originally published in 2017, which was likely the second entry on this blo...

I was 11 years old when I became an accessibility advocate in software products thanks to Bill Gates. I did not know the term at the time, and it certainly was ...