About Judith
Hi, I’m Judith, and this is my playground. The place where I let my soul breathe. Creativity has always been my anchor, the way I connect with people and make sense of the world. Years ago, after reading The Super Brain by Dr. Rudy Tanzi and Deepak Chopra, I admitted to Dr. Tanzi that I had folders full of unfinished book projects. His reply has never left me: “You have to finish them, they are your legacy.” This space is where I keep that promise. Sharing my writing, photography, and design in ways that feel alive and true.
But creativity is only one part of my journey. Professionally, I’ve spent years in the technology sector as a Senior IT Recruiter, Executive Headhunter, and Technical Advisor. I’ve helped leaders build strong teams, guided candidates to present their best selves, and partnered with companies to align projects with their goals.
As much as I love my technology, what I love most is the human side of the work, reading between the lines, building trust, and connecting people to opportunities that change their lives. The fulfillment is beyond words, and maybe that’s the point: some things are meant to be felt more than written.
So here you’ll find both sides of me: the professional who thrives on building teams and guiding projects, and the creative who refuses to leave her stories unfinished. Together, they’re all part of the same legacy. My legacy.
UPCOMING WRITING PROJECTS:
My First Creative Writing Project:
My first major project will be my memoir, The Match Still Burns, which I plan to self-publish in 2025–26. It’s the story of my journey back to writing and where I am today and it’s also a call to action to protect all children, especially those who are “rescued” but still left vulnerable.
This book will also give voice to adult survivors who live with wounds and scars they did not choose. Their stories matter. They deserve to be heard.
Future Creative Writing Projects:
- A children’s story I’ve cherished for years, inspired by the tales I once told my nephews and niece.
- Another nonfiction manuscript about the challenges faced by those living with chronic pain and invisible illnesses.
It will be a busy season, but an exciting one. I welcome the work, the growth, and the unknown chapters ahead.
One of my favorite quotes is this:
“I don’t have to see the entire path ahead of me, I just have to take the next breath with courage, with love and with belief.“
And for anyone who visits my page and takes the time to navigate through my story – you have my sincerest appreciation for keeping me company.