Anjuli Pierce
@anjulipie
Learning to prompt the future @ http://www.xn--int-joa.com
You might not guess this but growing up as an Evangelical Christian who regularly knocked on strangers doors really prepares you to be a founder...
When a really smart person is like, “I’m not smart. I’m stubborn and I don’t sleep much so I just put in m extra time.” And then proceeds to talk over your head about neural networks for the next 15 minutes. I’m not stupid but I know when I’m beaten.
The problem with doing things quickly and competently is that it somehow diminishes your value in the eyes of others. Try it out sometime.
Guy wins major lawsuit. Business partner killed shortly thereafter in hit and run; no suspect. 1 week later, guy’s boat sinks under ‘circumstances’ killing him and his attorney. Now this:
If you suddenly find yourself talking in the third person, looking for ‘our shoes’ and filled with hatred for every living thing - do yourself a favor and have a snack. Something high protein. yw
In order for a thing to exist, you must first believe in the possibility of its existence.
Where is the high pitch squeal filter for my phone mic when I need it? Trying to talk to someone riding the subway is one of the more painful things I have every done.
Still looking for the line between determination and desperation. I keep inadvertently crossing it.
And then your mother sends you a text and leaves you… something. I have always held myself above a timeline crash out; how completely ridiculous of me.
Does anyone else experience deja vu when you click the profile of someone you are 100% sure you follow only to be prompted to ‘follow’ them? This has happened twice today…
If you don’t have a Thai Dev Ops who also cooks, what is the point?
I. Hate. Squirrels. Perhaps as much as mosquitoes. If you are going to decimate my peach crop while I am gone for 36 hours, at least eat the whole thing.
Unsure and exhausted and finally allowing myself the $24 airport paloma because we are on hour 4 of sitting in the airport waiting…
2 things I have learned about NYC: 1. Stanley cups are a Midwestern phenomena and thankfully have no relevance here. 2. When you find a clean public restroom, just go. It doesn’t matter if you need to or not.
When you meet someone in real life and they are much bigger in person than you imagined is always a tad disconcerting.
Stupid question: How can you claim ARR if you have been in business for less than one ‘A’?
I just noticed that I haven't actually been 'sick' for more than 18 hours in the last year. This has, hands down, been the most difficult year of my life. I have not had the time to be sick and so I simply don't allow for it. I also take my B vitamins every day.