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I've had the idea for this post in my busy.org drafts menu for around 4 months. After listening to a podcast (The Ground Up Show) today, I felt motivated to finally write this post. A friend once told

I've always described myself as a bit of a data lover. I use Gyroscope, an "operating system for the human body" and just to add emphasis on how much I love my personal data: I've contemplated

It's time to reflect a bit, enough time has passed once again. The event which sparked the motivation inside me to write this post was a consultation meeting. The meeting happened today with the consultants

Universal Basic Income or UBI has been the topic of many one-sided discussions in my head while walking to the office of our local AIESEC entity. First of all, let me define Universal Basic Income so we

heads up This post is not my usual kind of post, but I felt that I needed to get these feelings out of myself somewhere. Alright, onwards to the post... Hello again, How are you doing? Good. How are you

Photo credit to Stefano Pollio I got nominated to take part in the steemit name challenge by @kristves! You may ask what the steemit name challenge is, so here's what it is: Tell us in a post how you chose

Note: I have no plans to make this a reality, this was just an idea we came up with at an event. If you want to make this a reality, you are free to do so. Over the last year, I've been doing my best to

Photo credit to Mikhail Vasilyev As of today, the 1st of February 2018, I am now officially the Vice President of Talent Management at my local AIESEC entity. Despite the fancy name, the role is not actually

Photo credit to Bruno Cervera After joining AIESEC, my life now involves a lot more "formal" communication than it did before. One of my coworkers said something that will probably stay with

Photo credit to Oliver Pecker I bought myself my first MacBook a few months ago and now that I've had more time to think about the transition experience, I would like to put my thoughts into words and

We finished the intro with a glitch effect yesterday and did some work on putting the footage together. I did some work off-camera yesterday and I will try to finish a draft of the final video today. My

I have to edit some AIESEC alumni testimonial footage for Facebook posts, so you're welcome to watch me work. My live stream is at DLive

Photo credit to Michael Liao The inspiration for this post came from a speaker at the most recent career day at our school. The speaker was Mart Noorma. Specifically, one sentence was the inspiration for

Photo credit to Brooke Lark #1 - Your body doesn't want everything - listen to it. I found out last year that I'm lactose intolerant. It was a total surprise for me as I had been consuming dairy products

Chill stream on a Sunday evening, going to be working on posts and doing some design work, maybe working on a DLive overlay for this stream! I'm open to talking about almost anything, just leave it in

I'm designing a poster to promote opportunities for people to go abroad as volunteers to help achieve the United Nations' sustainable development goals all around the world! My live stream is at DLive

I've worked on many projects over the last year and I've grown so much as a designer. I thought it'd be nice to share some of the work that I am most proud of with the steemit family. Enjoy! KrazyGifts

Photo credit to Annie Spratt This week was full of realizations for me. I'm excited about the future and can't wait for what's next. #1 - Breaks are extremely important. If you don't give yourself a break

Photo credit to Ian Schneider Note: Before you scroll past the whole post to write your angry comment, read the whole post, thanks! ❤️ Recently I've started thinking a lot about why I like doing a lot

Photo credit to AJ Garcia This is my 100th post on steemit. Woohoo! During my time here, a couple things have caught my eye which don't really deserve their own post, but I'd still like to talk about them.