What I’ve Learned So Far About Web3 (and Why It’s Not All Wallets and Weird Acronyms)

Web3 isn’t just about blockchain and buzzwords, it’s about rebuilding trust through transparency and community. What I’ve learned so far is that the future of storytelling looks a lot like the past: clear, human, and grounded in purpose.

communications, Marketing, Public RelationsAshleigh WallsOctober 11, 2025web3, predictive finance, innovation

A birthday toast to Henrietta Lacks

The name “Henrietta Lacks” sounds vaguely familiar right? No, she was not the southern lady that knew she was worthy of sitting wherever she wanted on the bus (that’s Rosa Parks) but Ms. Lacks was an incredible gift to humanity, one worth toasting!

The ceremony of this weekend

Happy end of covid day! Oh, and, cheers to the King Charles

📚 2023 Bookshelf

2023 is a year for more joy, less expectations. Come along on this year’s book journey with me, business topics to dreamy ones, I’m getting lost in some great books this year.

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