| 2022 aug | ten days of melodious, infuriating silence in the desert: my vipassana virgin journey |
| 2022 may | the longest and most important piece I've written (as part of a divinity school writing seminar this spring): this is a journey through my final year of graduate school, but also a ride through the privilege and malaise of bearing witness to new communities and chasing proximity to new kinds of difference; one of discovering truths and reckoning with their contradictions; of telling my own story through the stories of others; of learning and unlearning how I have been trained to engage with the world (and re-learning to feel alive through surrender); of starting with capitalism and somehow stumbling upon divinity. my deepest gratitude to the inimitable Terry for her guidance, voice, and transcendant spirit. no link for now... live readings only ;) |
| 2022 mar | some reflections on truth and narrative control from a harrowing trip to Palestine |
| 2022 feb | why I think the Bachelor is dangerous |
| 2022 jan | what the fuck is adaptive leadership? |
| 2021 sep | a short blog (feat. extremely amateur video montage) about my time working for an off-grid solar startup in Mexico City and the Navajo Nation (updates!! we're live as an HBS case and got a $2m USDA grant!) |
| 2021 jul | a quick primer on feminism after an audiobook rabbithole on a roadtrip through the Tetons left me confused |
| 2019 may | for Radhika, for my own remarkable mother, and for all the other tirelessly loving parents out there: a short piece on the simple joys of the farmer's market. I wrote this from New York before I found my footing, back when it felt empty and cold and expensive. It made me desparately miss the warmth of California spring, nostalgic for the cool stickiness of peach juice dripping from my chin on a sunny Saturday morning in middle school with nothing to do all day but sample fruit at the farmers' market with my mom. Happy mother's day to all the greats! |
| 2019 jan | yield to the art and other lessons from a whirlwind year at the Met museum |
| 2017 sep | a few of my own tips for management consulting case interviews (compiled from personal experience—sitting on both sides of the recruiting process and giving 100+ mock cases to undergrad and MBA candidates; not endorsed whatsoever) |
