Author Archives: biochembelle
Who’s listening to the “life lessons”?
There’s a genre of post that many modern day thinkers/writers, taking the form of N lessons for my Nth birthday. Quick hits, bon mots to celebrate another cycle around the sun and the wisdom gained over a lifetime. Maybe because … Continue reading
Books I read, March 2025
Another month, another 5 print books and 1 audiobook down! Uncertain: the Wisdom and Wonder of Being Unsure by Maggie Jackson My favorite read of the month. Jackson dives into the art and science of not-knowing, the space where we … Continue reading
Honing the edge
There are things you expect to tire you out, to wear you down, as you work through the days and the years. The hours when they run long. The push to meet deadlines. The intensity of deliverables with high pressure … Continue reading
Books I read, February 2025
This month I wrapped up 5 books and finished my first audiobook listen! Here’s the rundown. Nexus: A Brief History of Information Networks from the Stone Age to AI Harari is a master at telling compelling stories over the long … Continue reading
Books I read: January 2025
This Is Strategy by Seth Godin I somehow got plugged into Godin’s work several years ago, and I’ve admired how he can mold key insights into pithy, powerful posts. This Is Strategy is brilliant & timely. It’s about systems & … Continue reading


