The LaCasa event was ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️. I’m guessing there was at l..
Added 2021-12-03 11:26:54 +0000 UTCThe LaCasa event was ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️. I’m guessing there was at least 100 billionaires in the building. It felt super fancy and it was lovely in so many ways. I’ll share more when I get the chance. I need to process more. I feel bad that some invitations went wasted. Definite loss if you were on the list/were given a private invite and didn’t go. I hope I get invited to more events like the ones I’ve been going to in the future. I truly loved my experience. There were a handful of panels and I would have liked to have seen more. I fell asleep at a few of them. I learned a lot more than I expected and the event kinda pushed me further than I thought it would. Felt weird to see that diversity was mentioned because it just feels weird thst we even need thst as a panel. I liked how forward the women speaking and moderating were as well. They exuded a confidence I’ve never seen from any women in my family. (For the new people here, I had an off brand upbringing and it felt like I was raised by hamsters. The mean crazy kind we create by f🇯🇵rcing them into solitary confinement with our stupid god complexes and ignorance fueled by pet shops. UGH, TANGENT. BACK. THE LADIES AT THE ELITE TECH CRYPTO GAMING PHILANTHROPY EVENT THINGY AND THEIR GREATNESS Especially when they have clearly and firmly (in my eyes, ears and opinion anyway) insisted in investment in American communities. I had to leave one of the panels because the group of successful and fortunate people were clearly kinda giving the run around on the question and it felt like they were just going to keep investing overseas instead of giving Americans jobs. (Did you know that there are 13 districts in miami that are in serious need of a blessing of opportunities?) I definitely listened to some people talk who were more clearly interested in a return on investment. It kind of rubbed me the wrong way, tbh. I believe it’s important to invest in Americans and it’s always been an option to hire overseas and Americans at the same time. The people who prioritized a return on investment kinda scared me, too. I’m gonna put those people on the bottom of my list. I wouldn’t want to promise anything I can’t bring to fruition. I am only one Chibi goddess. Mmmm… I also remember every speaker that mentioned Asians and which ones that didn’t. I’m not really gay 8 don’t think, but I would have loved to hear mentions of lgbtq communities and more inclusion people with disabilities, too. I really liked the speakers that mentioned philanthropy and backed up their talk with the money and actions. I liked that there were a lot of female moderators and seeing black, Hispanic, mixed speakers was a happy bonus. The ceo of Cameo, Steven Galanis one of the ones who vocalized plans to expand to Asia. He is also the duke graduate and the one I remembered because he used his platform to include a mention of George Floyd. He’s probably still hurting, too. It’s nice to see people who have heart and show it, too. I love that. I thanked him for mentioning him. If footage is available after the event, I’ll be sure to rewatch it. Gloria Estefan just signed on to cameo and they are just at the beginning of growth for the company. He said they have over 50,000 American celebrities on their database and thst this is just the beginning. 😋 🇺🇸 Only a brave few made the effort to talk to me, a few I had to grow the balls to put myself in front of them and they told me to send it to their linked in. Some people leafed through my book of random notes and took pictures. Some put my phone number on their phone and asked to have coffee and sit down and talk with me. 😋⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
