Today’s Spotlight is
@RachelCreates
Rachel is one of those builders who understands that technology means very little if we forget the humans behind it.
As the founder of
@Onchainmedia and
@HumanLayerMedia, she’s building at the intersection of onchain culture, AI, media, education and community, while continuing to show up where it matters, from creator programs to real-world advocacy.
And that’s exactly why we’re spotlighting her.
At BAWLS, we believe attention should lead to action.
Rachel is doing her part to turn attention into conversations, education, storytelling and real-world engagement.
Different tools. Different lanes.
But the same belief:
Keep humans at the center. Make the technology matter.
Good to have you on our radar, Rachel. ☺️
#BAWLS #BAWLSONU #RealWorldImpact
One of the biggest lessons I’ve learned in crypto is that not everyone who feels like a friend is actually a friend.
Some people are supportive when there’s mutual benefit, access, or opportunity involved. You don’t always see the difference until circumstances change, you start growing, or you go through a difficult season and notice who actually shows up.
That’s given me a much healthier perspective on access.
Not everyone needs unlimited access to you, your time, your relationships, or what you’re building. And creating boundaries doesn’t have to come from anger. Sometimes it just comes from finally seeing relationships for what they are.
I’m learning to invest more deeply in the people who are genuine, consistent, and supportive whether there’s something to gain or not.
This season is less about proving anything to anyone and more about being intentional with who gets access to me.
Some lessons are uncomfortable, but necessary 🤍