As someone who has struggled with remote meetings and conference calls in the past, I can confidently say that the EMEET Luna conference microphone and speaker is a game-changer. This device has completely transformed my work-from-home experience, and I can’t imagine going back to using anything else. One of the…

As we celebrate Women’s History Month, I want to share with you a powerful poem that celebrates the strength and resilience of women: “Iluminada” by Sussy Santana. Santana is a poet, performer, and cultural organizer who uses writing as a tool for healing and exploring the bicultural and bilingual experience…

I never thought I could write, let alone write in English. But, according to Grammarly, in the past year and a half, I’ve written over 3.5 million words 😳. That’s a lot of words, and each one of them has been an opportunity for me to express myself and share…

Today, on the 178th anniversary of our independence, I am proud to be Dominican 🇩🇴. As an Afro-Dominican, I celebrate our history, culture, music, food, resilience, and strength. But today, during Black History Month, we should also reflect on the struggles that small countries like the Dominican Republic have faced…

This artwork by the Nick Seluk reminds me of my favorite quote… “The sun doesn’t even know it’s a star.” To think that something as powerful and significant as the sun is unaware of its own power, significance, or even its own existence blows my mind. This topic comes up…

As someone who has had the opportunity to work with a variety of different leaders throughout my career, I’ve come to realize the importance of understanding different management styles. And let me tell you, each style has its own unique set of pros and cons. Glassdoor recently published an article…

As someone who’s been in the design industry for a while now, I’ve had my fair share of experiences working with clients who micromanage the design process. And let me tell you, it can be a real pain in the butt. But over time, I’ve come to realize that micromanaging…