I recently wrote a post about my experiences in responding to questions after graduation, the “so, how are you?” and “what are you doing now?” Imagine it. You recently graduated with a doctorate having put in numerous years and huge amounts of effort in academic pursuits ranging from conferences, presentations, to the final dissertation and … Continue reading
I was recently confronted with a new way to think about the New Year. Instead of resolutions—the things we dislike about our lives/ourselves that we want to change—how about a paradigm shift into “creating our vision” for 2015? So what is my vision for 2015? As it turns out, I had a chance to think … Continue reading
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