San Francisco
The corporate apartment was a 48 minute walk from the office according to Google maps and taking public transport was about 33 minutes, so I decided to walk. My onboarding was supposed to start at 10 am but we were expected at 9 am according to the email (a bit
San Francisco
You guessed it, looking for housing. Always a fun thing to do. Definitely a good way to explore and meet people though.
San Francisco
Union square, homeless people, the real life (unofficial) peaky blinders bar, American pizza (is SF actually a good place for foodies?) and San Leandro.
San Francisco
San Jose, seeing old friends again and checking out the US supermarkets for the first time, like a real tourist.
San Francisco
About housing, rent, Manny's (my favourite cafe), meeting interesting people and the calmer than expected SF nightlife.
San Francisco
Bought my most expensive chai latte ever and I didn’t even get free wifi.
San Francisco
The hotel itself is probably the least fancy hotel I’ve ever stayed in, but with all my belongings for 6 months and a surf board, a hostel room with 11 others wasn't the best idea.
Archive
I hate going to the dentist. Why you might ask? Because, at the end of the appointment, they always ask me to make another one in six months’ time.
Life
Racism has always existed. It never left. These things have been happening since… well almost forever probably. And it’s sad.
Archive
I’ve just come across this TEDTalks that I just have to share. It’s exemplifies the entire idea of You Should Know and what true innovation really is. What I find so frustrating about this, is that it’s so painfully simple.
Archive
Somewhere, I suppose I had created this ideal for myself that as I went from primary school to getting my first job, I wouldn’t be facing the same problems. That group work would get easier and more professional and decision making would happen with more structure.
Work
For the last few weeks I've been bothered by the direction my life is going. What I find disturbing is the fixation of success. It feels like there's been a path paved out for me—but what is success really?
