Ronke Babajide
Technologist Working in IT > 2o years, Natural Scientist - Ph.D. in Chemistry, Life Coach.
Host of the “Women in Technology Spotlight” https://bit.ly/3rXvHvG
The Difference Between Linear and Flexible Time
Have you ever wondered why everyone around you is always late? Or are you the one who leaves their friends waiting for hours? Either way, you’re probably a great person.
Ronke BabajidePublished 16 days ago in FYI
Why Traveling Is Often a Colossal Waste of Time and Money
I bet you’re itching to travel again. Can’t wait to pack a suitcase, go to the airport, and fly off to an exotic destination? Catch up on all those vacations you missed out on while in lockdown? Stay at home. Traveling is an overhyped waste of time and money!
Ronke BabajidePublished 16 days ago in Earth
Micromanagers Are Trying to Make Us Go Back to the Office
A lot of managers come from a long history of watching their employees’ every move and assuming that they are slacking off the minute they turn their back.
Ronke BabajidePublished 16 days ago in FuturismThe Summer After
Warm summer air like velvet on my skin, long months of darkness finally gone awakens once more the woman within, can soul and body now be one?
Ronke BabajidePublished 2 months ago in Poets
Invisible Scars
When I think of my brother, I think of the saying, “where there is light, there is shadow.” The reverse is true as well. Darkness and light are connected.
Ronke BabajidePublished 2 months ago in PsycheTo My Beautiful Daughter
Sometimes when I miss you, I imagine what you would be doing right now. You would be away at university right now. I imagine you would be happy, you'd have a lot of friends, and I know you'd be doing great. After all, you inherited your grandmother's brains.
Ronke BabajidePublished 2 months ago in Earth
How Heavy Is the Burden You Carried Mother?
If you meet my mother today, she is a little old lady. At first glance, she looks very much like the other little ladies in her senior residency.
Ronke BabajidePublished 2 months ago in Families
You Are What You Eat
I drink homemade Kefir every day. I make Kombucha, and my fridge is full of glass containers with pickled vegetables. It started in 2019 with a nasty bout of the flu. I mean influenza, not just a bad cold. If you ever had one, you know what I mean. It knocked me out for 3 weeks. After the fever was gone, I developed Sinusitis and had to take antibiotics that further weakened my body.
Ronke BabajidePublished 2 months ago in Longevity
