Well hello there…
Here you’ll find a collection of observations, ideas, and discoveries spanning psychology, cuisine, wellness, design, culture, and business.
Some come from deep research, others from personal experience, but all are shaped by my curiosity about the world and the connections I find between seemingly unrelated things.
Let’s Philosophize
A More Personal Side of My Writing
I’ve opened a new space on Substack, dedicated to something rather different from my usual publications. This is where I share more intimate stories drawn from my own unsettling life experiences. Some are deeply revealing; others are terrible enough to deserve a twist of dark humor and cartoonesque analogies. Come take a closer look to…
On Intelligence
I’m a bit late with today’s post, as I’ve been adjusting to a new environment and reconnecting with my family. Today’s subject stems from recent conversations about our experiences in the workforce. How interesting it is that something as innocent as approaching everyday situations intellectually can so often elicit unsavory reactions. What I haven’t mentioned…
The Other Side of the Story
After thoroughly examining my dental situation and facial structure, and explaining the procedures and options available to address my health concerns, the dentist firmly but calmly looked into my eyes and said, “I can do all sorts of things to give you the aesthetic results you want, and prescribe pills for the pain. But this…
About Me
I’m Sunset Nunez. I’ve been a creative person for as long as I can remember, growing up around entertainment and performing in singing, television, and radio from an early age. Over the years, that creative foundation expanded into design, photography, publishing, marketing, hospitality, business development, and art direction.
In my life, I haven’t been particularly interested in staying inside one discipline. I’m naturally curious, and my work has often taken me into unfamiliar industries where I learn quickly, connect the dots, and understand how things work in order to implement improvements. A lifelong experience of living and working in many different places has only broadened that perspective.
Today, I think of myself as a multidisciplinary designer, a polymath—because I deeply enjoy learning across subjects and finding the similarities between them.
My innate curiosity is ultimately what brought this blog together.
