I Am Dumb and That's Okay joeywickham.com/2019/09/22/i-a…

Those few minutes before a call or Zoom when you have to just sit there and there's no time to do anything else and you want to keep focused on the meeting ahead. How do they last so painfully long?

*On Zoom waiting for Client to join call* Co-worker: *insert Wales accent* “And there they go again” Me: “what’s that?” Co-worker: Oh, they’re lighting bombs outside again.” Me: “..I...what..”

Being outdoors while working remotely always sounds like a great idea to me Unfortunately, when working on my laptop, there are about 3 degrees of temperature in the middle of *die of heat stoke* and *my fingers are icicles* And I’m still trying to find those degrees

I lost my earbuds last week so I haven't been able to listen to music nor podcasts on my way in and out of work. This made me think: when did we get so drawn to the constant need to take in information?

These are also the three payment methods I accept

Me to me after attempting to make an edible dinner: “well it doesn’t LOOK good, but at least it also tastes terrible.”

Hey, need help clearing something up. What’s more impressive on a resumé?

Do what you’re scared of until you’re not scared of it anymore. Talk to a stranger. Make dinner from scratch. Backpack a mountain. Understand the axe throwing craze.

Boy do I have news for my friends at college.

Turkey farmer turned Account Manager. Crazy what can happen in a year. Thanks for everything @DiscoverPraxis joeywickham.com/2019/11/08/12-…

There are only two kinds of products: the ones people complain about and the ones nobody uses.

Imagine you meet two people who've never swam. But they need to swim now. One jumps right into the pool. The other decides to study everything about swimming for four years. Which choice is the right choice? Dive deeper below. 🏊👇 h/t Joey Wickham crash.co/content/career…

It just took me moving to Texas to finally get a cool pic playing ultimate…