About Becca Williams
she/her/hers: why pronouns matter
Technologist/former entrepreneur, artist/maker, social enterprise founder, mama, lifelong learner, prolific reader and sharer, scanner and multipotentialite, snowboarder-skier, roller skater, hiker, traveler, consultant, connector, Associate Real Estate Broker (inactive, but licensed), thought partner, NFT minter and metaverse explorer, solopreneur, wife, rural community contributor, 40-something, multi-hyphenate, empathetic, compassionate, LEGO SERIOUS PLAY, Scrum facilitating (not dogmatically!), researching and architecting, certified yoga instructor, former classroom teacher, former photojournalist, intrapreneuring, domain collecting, idea generating, nerdy human.
Connect with Becca on LinkedIn.
Why this site?
I’ve built a two-decades+ career in many disciplines without ever really fitting in. I’ve always felt like I was swimming upstream, against the currents of conventions and status quo, and not completely understood because my many interests and passions don’t make sense in a specialist world, where most people occupy a single job title at a time.
Certain things, ideas, thoughts felt like they didn’t have a place elsewhere. I wanted an online home where my creative soul could shine in all its polymath splendor.
I started to wonder what the “FU money,” sparkliest, most dazzling, creativist, uncensored, out of my own way, Web44.3 version of myself might look like. So, I registered one more domain of an already too-long list. Thanks for being here.
