“Every time I read about the twelfth century in the British Isles, I can’t help but wonder what it would be like to be a Saxon woman married off to a conquering Norman lord for the English king’s convenience, especially if the woman in question had a mystical connection to her Saxon land and people. How would such a woman balance her duties to her heritage with her yearning for a life filled with more warmth than duty provides, and more fire than the flames in the hearth?”

Guys, I’m reading Untamed by Elizabeth Lowell. I borrowed it from my mum’s library, and I just started the first chapter, but I can’t help but love Meg.

Hello everyone! I hope you’ve had an amazing week because I certainly have. I won’t spill the tea, but you can probably tell it’s a good day for me since my communication style is quite different today, lol.

I won’t be yapping much about onchain topics today, but I actually launched a podcast called Onchain Entrepreneur, where I’ll be diving deeper into the incredible things happening on the blockchain for creators and businesses interested in leveraging its potential for innovation and success.

In the coming weeks, I’ll be learning a lot and will share my knowledge with you all because sharing is genuinely one of my main incentives. I’ll be focusing on learning Blockchain Fundamentals & Emerging Trends, studying customer needs within the blockchain ecosystem, and exploring industries where blockchain is transforming business models.

Additionally, I’ll be looking into Product Management in Blockchain. Many product managers who have operated in traditional ecosystems struggle to know how to build or manage blockchain products since it’s all new to them. I understand this challenge, and I’m taking it upon myself to learn the basic principles so I can explain them in simple ways that anyone in that category can grasp. This will help them successfully draft a PRD to kickstart a project.

My first podcast episode was about why anyone should care about blockchain. I emphasized that it’s not just about the technology; often, that’s communicated more than the value it provides. It’s about freedom and personal sovereignty; your power to choose. Blockchain represents a network built for a fast-paced global world, challenging the way we’ve been doing business for decades by creating an entirely new model where we all have a stake in the success of the products we use. It asks us to rethink what’s possible.