About
This is me. Attempting to blog. I live in Washington, DC. My salary is ultimately paid by the government (and thus the tax payers). I recently finished graduate school, hoping to make a difference in this messed-up world.
I am a world changer. I try to find new and different ways to view the world around me, instead of the usual paradigm.
My background is in foreign policy, with a touch of economics. I worked in finance for a few years, taught budget management for a bit, and ended up in the non-profit sector working on health, environment, and science policy issues.
This blog reflects whatever is going through my head at the moment as I try to adjust to constant change in my life. Currently, I’m a bit fixated on personal growth, downshifting, goals, and moving overseas (VERY soon).
You can contact me at perfectblue – at – gmail
You can also find me at Land of Blue Skies.
Really interesting! I too have studied foreign policy and find it fascinating and encouraging! I’m looking forward to reading your blog!
Love your site. I believe you and I share some of our backgrounds, which is exciting. I find your website just very inspiring and eye-opening. Will be reading you frequently.
Best,
Nairam
Love your site. Your thoughts are all over and absract, just like any normal human being, yet most do not express it in such ways. Keep doing your thing! Be easy!
Nice Blog!!!
I second what my man Doctor S says – totally enjoy seeing your name pop up on my site as well
And i had not idea you were in the DC area! V. cool, same here.
If you ever wanna meet up (gasp!) for lunch or some blog talk, just holler. Every now and then a few of us also get together for a happy hour – it’s pretyy fun.
Hi, I’m following you from your comment on my blog, Yes to Me. I guess you found me through Brip Blap. Steve is great.
Great name for the blog. paradigm shift is an absolute prereq for true changes. I see it in spiritual (not necessarily religious) ways.
Good luck on your journey. I hope the tax money gets used for good work done people like you.
Blessings,
Akemi Gaines