Learning, in public.
I design learning for a living, and I practice it in public too. Through Visa's Employee Content Creator Program, I write and film stories about work, growth, and the classroom that built me. Every piece uses the same moves I use when I design learning.
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Stories about work, built like lessons.
What Working From Martha's Vineyard Taught Me About Building a Life Around Work
It opens by contrasting benefits you appreciate with ones that change how you think, so readers feel the shift before any lesson arrives.
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You Know You've Made It When They Ask You to Be the Buddy
It starts with the obvious signs of success, then turns to the quieter ones. A familiar idea, reframed, so readers measure their own growth differently.
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I Wouldn't Go Back to the Classroom. But I Wouldn't Change a Thing.
A look back 13 years after joining Teach For America invites readers to reflect on what built them. Reflection is what turns a story into learning.
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Short-form video is microlearning with a scroll button. Each one teaches a single idea fast enough to land before the thumb moves on.
Content Creator Kit Unboxing92 reactions · 24 comments
One Good Question33 reactions · 5 comments
Development Week24 reactions · 9 commentsVideo built for learning.
HIPAA & the Privacy Rule
A compliance microlearning video that uses an AI voiceover, on-screen titles, and a real-world scenario to make dense regulatory content easy to follow for healthcare audiences.
Module 1 Snapshot
An orientation video that introduces a module before learners start the full course, with intro and outro sequencing, on-screen titles, and split-screen editing.
Content creation and learning design use the same craft.
Hook in the first line
Readers decide in a second whether to keep scrolling. Learners decide almost as fast whether a course deserves their focus.
One idea per piece
A short video with one clear point beats a long one with five. The same is true for every lesson I build.
Story before strategy
People remember the story and carry the lesson with it. That's why my articles and my courses both open with one.