I actually started because my grandma needed tech help. I was 13 and sent her a few videos about setting up her Kindle. She loved them and ended up sharing them with her bridge friends who found them really helpful and it kind of snowballed from there because I’d fallen in love with technology and videos and how the combination can truly help people. From there I started doing tech reviews and interviews with CEOs like Sundar Pichai. I want to enable people to hear these leaders' visions for our future in everyday language and help them understand the technologies that are revolutionizing our world like wind turbines and solar energy. By sharing those stories, I hope I can help them feel optimistic about the future and learn how to use this new tech.

I’m a big fan of Billie Eilish, and I really respect how she brings climate into culture. Beyond what she says, she makes climate-friendly choices around her tour travel, diet, and more. I think tangible actions like these resonate far more than just talking about climate. Smaller, concrete examples, whether it’s more efficient airplanes or connecting climate to clean food and less plastic (which really matter to Gen Z) feel like the relatable and exciting ways climate can show up in culture.

I’d focus on one example and tell a story through that single lens. The most effective messages are one-liners people can repeat at a dinner party. “Tech that’s changing the world” won’t work, but “there’s a plane that’s 10x more efficient” does. But honestly, I think the biggest opportunity in climate right now is talking about how clean energy will power AI. The future of AI depends on our ability to generate vast amounts of energy, so the question becomes: how do we rapidly create and scale more clean, abundant power?

A small number of voices, Super Connectors, are proven to shape online conversations for millions. And fortunately for us, Super Connectors tend to operate in an optimistic tone as it's proven to be more contagious. The real question: how can climate lean into optimism and leverage these voices?