moonlit whispers

interdisciplinary thirst

Kadir

17 Jul 2025 — 1 min read

Wood branch in front of a waterfall, photo by Kadir

Hello friends,

Hope you are well. This week I'm talking about my forever quandry of having really diverse career interests and wanting to learn everything, and the joys of refusing to choose and reaching for it all.

Interdisciplinary thirst

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Links from this episode:

Ayana Zaire Cotton and their offering, Permission to Pivot: https://www.seedaschool.com/coaching
Marta Rose: https://thespirallab.substack.com/

Talk soon <3

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