Behaving Humanly is a platform for insights about the “hows/whys” of human behavior informed by my lived experience as a bicultural agitator with too many degrees. The Being Human section includes relatable life experiences that have led to lessons learned the hard way…some that I’m still working on because, you know, learning is a life-long constant. The War Log section is a chronicling of my training and deployment experiences in a war zone as a senior researcher with the U.S. military because, you know, I got tired of people telling me to write that book. I don’t claim to have all the answers, but in sharing my experiences, my hope is that it helps you better understand and embrace yourself and others. (Yes, even the folks that drive you crazy!)
Love, peace, and blessings,
FN
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