in sync/alignment with another individual, you could be in alignment with other connections - a great song/band, a moving book/author, nature, etc. Not the kind where you enjoy for a moment, the kind where your brain goes "oh, this is a new addition to my personality." That's the expansion I go by 😁
I have a version of "soulmates" that feels a little less commercialized to me - soul connections. It's more of a resonation/alignment with something or someone, and it's possible to fall out of alignment as one changes - but I've found that what helps to get over the periods where you're not (1/2)
Speaking of which! This is the aforementioned void, Senator Wasabi! (6/6)
So, consider this me getting comfortable here—expect a mix of analytics, music, humor, and whatever else I feel like tossing into the void. Maybe even void pictures! (5/6)
Now I’m looking at this account and wondering—what do I make of it? It’s not quite professional, not quite personal, not quite a music account. And maybe that’s fine. Maybe this is where those things overlap. (4/6)
I originally introduced myself as a demand planner, but with my current role being outsourced soon, I’m transitioning toward a data analyst focus. I followed a bunch of data-related accounts for exposure, not realizing that some would follow me back. (3/6)
Before that, I had my fair share of ranting into the void -though these days, the only void I engage with is rotund, short haired, and currently attached to my slippers under my desk. (2/6)
This is my second post on BlueSky. Technically my fourth? One repost, one post, one reply to myself, and now this. I wasn’t much for Twitter, but as a musician, I thought it might help with outreach. (1/6)
Open to new opportunities, but primarily here to broaden my horizons through exposure. Hi!
If you received a follow from me, you might be wondering who I am.
Demand Planner with a results-driven approach to forecasting, inventory optimization, & process improvement. Experienced in supply chain, strategic data analysis, & leadership. Skilled in SQL, Power BI, & currently learning Python.
Harvard's Library Innovation Lab Team announces the Data.gov Archive
They released archive of data.gov on Source Cooperative. The 16TB collection includes over 311,000 datasets harvested during 2024 and 2025, a complete archive of federal public datasets linked by data.gov.
