Tessa Kriesel
@tessak22
Growth strategist for software products built for technical users. Learning to model the actions of Jesus 🙏
If you believe in equality, but then bully someone because they don't have the same views as you, you m̶i̶g̶h̶t̶ ̶b̶e̶ are the problem.
“But in fact God has placed the parts in the body, every one of them, just as he wanted them to be.” 1 Corinthians 12:18 NIV
Over here building a web app to manage our raw milk customer orders and using it as a part of an interview process. Now that's multitasking.
I started my tech career as a stay-at-home mom with a dream to have a fulfilling career. I fell for the “you go girl” movement thinking that proving equality meant deprioritizing motherhood and letting someone else raise my kids. I was wrong. Being a mother is the most…
We've been homeless before. The house we were buying fell through, but we had cash for an Airbnb and temporary housing. This time around, we'll be homeless with no cash and nowhere to go. I'm beyond scared. If you're the praying kind, please include our family in yours.
My heart is heavy. We live in a time when what is wrong is called right, and what is right is mocked or silenced. I grieve—not out of judgment, but out of deep love—for a world so far from God’s design. But I’m reminded of how Jesus walked among sinners—not avoiding them, not…
You can find me in the help or encourage line. You will never find me in the gossip line, but I do occasionally criticize really bad software products. 🤷♀️

The DevRel Way: Lessons from the Trenches of Developer Relations x.com/i/broadcasts/1…
“If the world hates you, keep in mind that it hated me first.” — John 15:18
I had kids at 23, 25, 30, & 37. 37 I almost died. 23 I was running errands 3 days after he was born. 25 I was overwhelmed by TWO littles under 2 with my husband working on the road. 30 was absolutely perfect, reasonable recovery and much more mature. Glad we had time for 4.
As a person without kids, one of the most common things I hear new-ish parents say is that in retrospect they should have just started having kids younger
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Another amazing developer meetup last night here in Waco, TX. Most of them had never been exposed to developer meetups, not knowing how incredible it can be when you get to hang with your peers. My heart is filled with joy knowing I was able to contribute to that magic. 🪄
I wrote developer landing page messaging for a client in a matter of a couple hours that resonates with their ICP and pleases the technical founder. 🙌 Just needed to celebrate a win aloud.
I've been trying to master the best greek yogurt that is creamy, yummy, and thick. I think I finally did it. 🎉

Producer @steve_tenuto is moving on from Try Hard Studios! I'm gonna keep the party going, but Steve is looking to get back into building products. I'm lucky I got to work with him for 18 months, and I'm proud of all we got done together. Now is your chance to hire him!
This conversation was so much fun. We both chatted about how fast the time flew by! We share A LOT of #DevRel hot takes in this one! ⤵️
The DevRel Way: Lessons from the Trenches of Developer Relations x.com/i/broadcasts/1…
The DevRel Way: Lessons from the Trenches of Developer Relations x.com/i/broadcasts/1…