Eva Waldron

I have a tendency to overthink things. Luckily, I became a strategist. 

I’m fascinated about the things people can’t stop talking about, and even more curious about why they can’t stop talking about them.

Why does everything taste better out of a mug?

Why do people post things they know will disappear in 24 hours? 

Why do we say something is “girly” when it’s literally just pink?

I like following questions like these wherever they lead, usually with a few dozen open tabs and rabbit holes deeper than I intended to go. 

When I’m not constructing a pitch deck like it's the next great American novel, you can most likely find me at the thrift, watching something wildly overdramatic on Tubi, or recentering myself at the local animal shelter.

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Eva Waldron

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Eva Waldron

Nosy about people and the weird things they do.

I have a tendency to overthink things. Luckily, I became a strategist. 

I’m fascinated about the things people can’t stop talking about, and even more curious about why they can’t stop talking about them.

Why does everything taste better out of a mug?

Why do people post things they know will disappear in 24 hours? 

Why do we say something is “girly” when it’s literally just pink?

I like following questions like these wherever they lead, usually with a few dozen open tabs and rabbit holes deeper than I intended to go. 

When I’m not constructing a pitch deck like it's the next great American novel, you can most likely find me at the thrift, watching something wildly overdramatic on Tubi, or recentering myself at the local animal shelter.

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Eva Waldron