Anthropologist & entrepreneur. Trying to help people build better human connections as CEO of Kinship.

NYC, US - Zurich, Switzerland
Joined May 2019
Love this article by @ChinHuaLu! Our users @HeyKinship told us they do the same thing and use our app to remember which people they met on which #DatingApps, what they spoke about, and more. My secret to dating in San Francisco is a spreadsheet sfgate.com/local/article/tri… via @SFGate
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I enjoy reading articles like these. While I focus so hard on making meaningful #connections there are times when I can sometimes feel isolated. #Mindfulness techniques such as the ones listed here are a great way to re-evaluate where I am at. ow.ly/uMzv50JOJPW
Whether a friend or a meaningful #connection, my answer is yes. Many of us try to be independent, but we can never truly do it alone. Having others to #mentor and support helps us thrive.
Is it really necessary to have friends?
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Alright, now I finally have an excuse to adopt a dog! I love the social aspect ingrained in being a dog owner as you get to casually meet each other. You get to form a genuine #connection while also seeing cute doggos! ow.ly/aFyw50Jyk3O
I truly believe that the team you choose to have by your side can make or break any startup, no matter how great the idea might be. This is why i'm so grateful for the @Kinship team and all the hard work they have put into making this startup successful.
Even a terrible startup idea can turn into a great one with the right team.
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So excited to be a speaker at this year's @WomenTechNet Global Conference! I will be hosting a virtual talk on "What it Means to be a Woman in the Pitching Room" tomorrow June 7th, at 11:10 AM EST. Don't forget to register through the link below! ow.ly/a1aH50JqzZC
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With all the time we spend with our colleagues in the workplace, it is no surprise that our coworkers can end up being lifelong friends. There are so many opportunities to #bond over shared experiences, challenges, or interests. ow.ly/jhsu50Jbyp1
The term "aggressive friendship" may sound...well, aggressive, but it does build upon a core pillar of friendship: #Openness. When I can get out of my #comfortzone, that is when I find the memorable experiences, and the most unforgettable friendships. ow.ly/w7Vn50J98pG
While #socializing is definitely different post-lockdown, I find myself being more intentional with my conversations now. Being open about our vulnerabilities is just one of the ways we can create more meaningful #relationships with people. ow.ly/CGCm50J6gCB
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It's no surprise that #honesty is one of the featured personality traits. I find people can spot fake sincerity a mile away. When it's clear that the person you're speaking with genuinely cares, that's when you can start to make genuine connections. ow.ly/Pv6Q50J3Ugm
Finding a #community when you move to a new place can be difficult, but making it a habit to invest your time into meeting new people will help you quickly build that community and let you feel at home. vox.com/22992901/how-to-find…
Victoria Wejchert retweeted
Replying to @mkobach
“Hire on character. Train on skill.” As part of the software development interviewing team back in the day, this was our mantra for finding the best people to join our development team.
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Electrifying is a perfect way to describe #NYC. Having lived in between cities for years made me appreciate the never ending opportunities to meet new people in NYC. Apps and social media have made it easier for people to find their kindred spirits. ow.ly/aYPk50IUyQ3
Victoria Wejchert retweeted
90% of startups fail 10% of founders don’t give up – at San Mateo, CA
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