this is your weekly dose of micromoments- a short and sweet series designed to spark curiosity, connection and inspiration, every Monday morning.
this week’s micromoment is a lil’ storytime about the time i was laid off from my biotech startup job two years ago (grab your coffee or matcha for this teaaaaa), and how i’ve learned to decenter work moving forward while still growing professionally. for a deeper dive into this episode, tune in here and watch on our youtube channel.
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CREDITS:
host: Priscilla O. Agyeman,MPH, founder of Saddie Baddies®
produced by: Eduay, founder of Dos Catorce® Production Co.
cover art & photography: Eduay, founder of Dos Catorce® Production Co.
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