I like to stay organized by breaking everything down into smaller, manageable steps and setting clear priorities. I usually start each week by reviewing what’s coming up, then I use a mix of digital tools and good old-fashioned lists to keep track of what needs to get done. I’m pretty big on deadlines, so I give myself mini checkpoints along the way to stay on top of things. And if I’m working on multiple projects, I make sure to communicate early if something needs to shift — that way nothing falls through the cracks. It’s a mix of structure and flexibility that keeps me on track without feeling overwhelmed.

What really interests me about the WeHo Backgammon Club is the sense of community you’re building. I love that it’s not just about playing a game, but about creating a space where people can relax, meet new friends, and feel connected. West Hollywood has such an open, welcoming energy, and it’s cool to see that reflected in something as classic and social as backgammon. I like the idea of being part of that — helping people feel comfortable, have fun, and just enjoy being together.