Olivia Williams

TB kills more people than any other single infectious disease on the planet. More than wars. More than COVID. More than HIV/AIDS. It is curable. It has been curable since the 1950s. And yet, over a million people still die from it every year. That’s not a failure of science. That’s a failure of what we choose to care about.

If you are like me, there comes a point when adulthood quietly taps you on the shoulder and says, “Alright, it’s your turn now.” No syllabus. No marking scheme. Just decisions. And suddenly, everyone expects you to know what you are doing. So consider this the advice they did not teach you in school. Not because teachers did not care, but because life is messy and complicated and does not fit neatly into a lesson plan. Pull up a chair. Let’s talk. Every Decision Has a Price One thing I wish...

If you told me a few years ago that I’d be spending my workdays talking to strangers, I would’ve laughed, closed my laptop, and politely changed the subject. As an introvert who finds comfort in quiet, long pauses, and emails, the idea of sales felt like a foreign language.