Hi, I'm Tiffany.
I'm a multi-passionate mom in Chicago who spent the last decade climbing the corporate ladder. Now I'm officially off the clock, writing, building, and taking my time back to spend it on the things that light me up.
I Write a Weekly Newsletter.
Every week, I write about where our time goes, how we lose whole years to autopilot, and how to spend it on purpose instead.
I Build Things Too.
Routi Cube
Big kid confidence in a little cube.
A magical little cube that lets kids run their own mornings and bedtimes, so you can stop being the nag and they can feel like the big kid. Born from real parenting and a real gap in the market.
Time Spent App
You were busy all week. So why does it feel like it disappeared?
Time Spent shows you where your hours actually go, so "busy" can finally become time well spent.
A Little About Me.
Here's what I believe: how you spend your days is how you spend your life. For a long time I spent mine on autopilot, head down, inbox open, missing the point entirely. So I quit. (A tarot reader may have nudged me.)
Before that, I started as an intern and worked my way up to leading teams and strategy at a national health IT nonprofit. I have a Master's degree in communication, I've sat on two nonprofit boards, and back in 2016 I threw the largest Menstrual Hygiene Day event in the country, built from a notebook and a stack of cold emails, back when people still flinched at the word "period."
I lead the way I parent: nurture the lesson, trust people with their own choices, pick soft skills over hard ones every time. I believe in pen and paper, and doing the bold thing a little before it's comfortable.
Now I'm in the most interesting chapter yet. Writing, building, and figuring out the rest as I go. Stick around. I'm just getting started.
Can you spot the lie?
Let's Grab Coffee.
If you're stuck on something, building something, or just want to think out loud with someone, I'm always up for a good conversation. Some of my best time is spent over coffee with someone interesting. I'd love it if that were you.
In Chicago or not. The coffee can be virtual.