Great update, welcome back...the honesty in your video of not having all the answers is refreshing and will help lots of people interested in or just starting out in tech! All the best to you!
camera quality: amazing skin quality: unmatched home aesthetics: on fleek love everything about this video. also... you have me thinking maybe free lancing isn't so bad? but I know it takes a strong person to do it, so you're really rocking it!
honestly, sharing the journey now is better. you're in a better mental space and have some experience so it'll be easier to talk about. also, im a big advocate of sharing hard things after, not while you're going through them. you don't need rude comments about your situation when you're already going through it 😅
That's such a good point. I do not think I would have handled outside negativity very well a few months ago. I want to make another video about forming my relationship with the internet. I feel like I also had to learn what boundaries I wanted to keep before I started creating again.
Hi! How did you get started learning all these skills that allowed you to freelance? I’m feeling very burnt out with my current job and I’d love to start my own business like you!
Honestly, don't move away from Cyber Security. The amount of day to day learning, even in a 9-5 job can really surprise you, if are in the right work environment.
I don't doubt that there is lots of learning in 9-5 environments, I think it's more so the type of work that is in cyber security specific roles. Through the Google Cert, I'm learning that UX/UI is much more inline with my passions and creative skills. Also you can do UI/UX for privacy tools/products which is an area I didn't consider before. When I said I don't want to leave cyber security I more so meant that I would still like to work with cyber security products and contribute in a different way. I don't necessarily want to become a cyber security analyst and work with logs or in command prompt. As cool as it is, my ADHD could not hang lol.
Please excuse all the typos, I was really excited to get this video up. 🥲😂
Great update, welcome back...the honesty in your video of not having all the answers is refreshing and will help lots of people interested in or just starting out in tech! All the best to you!
Thank you for sticking around and watching 🥹🤍
camera quality: amazing
skin quality: unmatched
home aesthetics: on fleek
love everything about this video. also... you have me thinking maybe free lancing isn't so bad? but I know it takes a strong person to do it, so you're really rocking it!
THANK YOU, YOU'RE SO KIND 🥲 It's a lot of work, but it's definitely rewarding.
Welcome back 😁
honestly, sharing the journey now is better. you're in a better mental space and have some experience so it'll be easier to talk about. also, im a big advocate of sharing hard things after, not while you're going through them. you don't need rude comments about your situation when you're already going through it 😅
That's such a good point. I do not think I would have handled outside negativity very well a few months ago. I want to make another video about forming my relationship with the internet. I feel like I also had to learn what boundaries I wanted to keep before I started creating again.
how is the computer science program at utsa, im going there in the fall this year
Hi! How did you get started learning all these skills that allowed you to freelance? I’m feeling very burnt out with my current job and I’d love to start my own business like you!
LOL your content love from Australia ❤
Thanks for watching!! 🤍
Carnt wate for the video
Honestly, don't move away from Cyber Security. The amount of day to day learning, even in a 9-5 job can really surprise you, if are in the right work environment.
I don't doubt that there is lots of learning in 9-5 environments, I think it's more so the type of work that is in cyber security specific roles. Through the Google Cert, I'm learning that UX/UI is much more inline with my passions and creative skills. Also you can do UI/UX for privacy tools/products which is an area I didn't consider before. When I said I don't want to leave cyber security I more so meant that I would still like to work with cyber security products and contribute in a different way. I don't necessarily want to become a cyber security analyst and work with logs or in command prompt. As cool as it is, my ADHD could not hang lol.
She’s back!
Finally! It's been a rollercoaster of a year, I'm ready to be back. 🥲
Ahhhh I love your desk setup!!
Thank you!!! 🥰