☺

jessa

—

Reflections on becoming

  • When a job ends

    I am in a time when people can go in and out of jobs. Not because people quit from their jobs but because the job is already done; a project-based job. Once the project already accomplished its commitments, then it is considered a job well done. And that also means that the people who worked Read more

    —

    in

    ,

  • Here is what we need to do

    I admire people in leadership roles who can spell out the things they want to be accomplished. These kinds of people are really capable of leading the way. Because how can one lead without knowing where to go, right? In the same way, if you want to achieve something (or you already know where to Read more

    —

    in

    ,

  • Free-flowing conversations

    There’s something about having conversations with less restraint, knowing that whatever you share with the other isn’t recorded or documented, just a natural conversation with another human being. And in free-flowing conversations, there’s no pressure to keep it upbeat. Instead, silence is welcome until another idea grows and engages everyone in the conversation. Read more

    —

    in

    , ,

  • Knowledge is potential power

    Access to learning hasn’t been as accessible and decentralized as it is today.  If you want to learn a highly specialized topic, you don’t have to wait for others to be enrolled in the same class as you anymore just so you can book a teacher. Learning can now be taken asynchronously, and you still Read more

    —

    in

    , ,

  • An online life

    We could pretend to be somebody. Act online as someone we want to become, not necessarily who we are at the moment. So, we curate whatever we put out on our social media feeds, making sure to create the image we want to portray. But online isn’t real life. It may seep through our realities Read more

    —

    in

    , ,

jessa

Reflections on becoming

Skip to content ↓