Juliana Araújo
/u/araujojTrainee lawyer in São Paulo. Slowly getting better at not checking my phone.
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Trainee lawyer in São Paulo. Slowly getting better at not checking my phone.
Doing a PhD in linguistics in Lagos. If I'm online, I'm probably avoiding something harder.
Architect in Toronto. Small steps, most days.
Writing code for a small fintech in São Paulo. Rain sounds and a 40 minute timer.
Product designer in London. Coffee, headphones, timer. In that order.
Numbers person at a logistics company in Tokyo. Mornings are for deep work, afternoons for email.
Teaching maths in Mumbai. Coffee, headphones, timer. In that order.
Freelance writer in Auckland. Words for money, words for me. Rain sounds and a 40 minute timer.
Trainee lawyer in Nairobi. If I'm online, I'm probably avoiding something harder.
Designing small houses in Auckland. Working from the kitchen table again.
Researcher in Lagos, writing grants between experiments. Learning to take the breaks too.
Accountant in Lisbon, studying for the next exam. Learning to take the breaks too.
Founder, São Paulo. Two of us and a lot of tabs. Coffee, headphones, timer. In that order.
Studying medicine in Tokyo. Slowly getting better at not checking my phone.
Frontend dev, Tokyo. Mostly React, mostly fine. Lo-fi and long sessions.
Freelance designer working from Manila. Two long blocks before lunch, then whatever is left.
Marketing lead at a startup in Lagos. Trying to do fewer things better.
Product designer in Toronto. Here for the streak, staying for the quiet.
Composer and music teacher in Denver. Working from the kitchen table again.
Biologist in a lab in Manila. Slowly getting better at not checking my phone.
Composer and music teacher in Berlin. Small steps, most days.
Researcher in Nairobi, writing grants between experiments. Lo-fi and long sessions.
Writing my first novel in Mexico City. Lo-fi and long sessions.
Junior architect in Jakarta, studying for my licence. Slowly getting better at not checking my phone.