About Me

Hi!
👋I'm Enoma.
This is my personal blog.

I write about work culture, technology, and life in New York City from the perspective of someone who has spent years inside software, organizations, and leadership rooms. My posts are shaped by what I’m seeing, what I’m questioning, and what I’m living out.

You’ll find writing here about how software changes the way we work and think, what leadership looks like in practice rather than theory, and how culture, power, and identity show up in professional spaces. You’ll also find posts about my apartment, small DIY projects, and the ways I try to make home feel grounding and lived in.

These are my reflections, shaped by my experiences, conversations, and observations over time. The goal is not to convince, but to invite reflection. Ideally, reading this blog helps you notice what’s happening around you at work, feel more present in your space at home, and think a little more clearly about how technology is influencing both.

If you’re looking for hustle, you won’t find it here. If you’re looking for thoughtful writing from someone paying close attention, welcome.

Ask me about...

• some of my hobbies. For over 20 years I've dabbled with websites, graphics, video production, and Unix computing.
• my favorite color. Most people think my favorite color is red. It is not.
• public speaking. I competed in speech, debate, and interp events for seven years. It was an awesome season in my life.
• things I'm learning. I love learning about woodworking. If I could go back to high school and take any class, it'd be industrial tech.
• how I got to Brooklyn. I'm a first generation immigrant. My path to NYC wasn't a direct one. It's got more than a few unexpected turns.
• my favorite kind of food. It's bound to make you laugh.