Listen to the blog here. I’ve taken to following astrology this year. I picked it up when I needed hope, and it helped direct my energy and thoughts in a useful place. Is it science? Can it be truly clairvoyant? Probably not. A quick Google search on Astrology as a science will reveal that it […]
Make it Personal, Start with a Story
I’ve been speaking in front of groups for about 15 years, and it never fails: I’m always nervous beforehand. If nervousness were a spectrum of energy, the feeling might range from a fluttery discussion with the butterflies to making up excuses to cancel.
A Story and Two Announcements
“If you are depressed you are living in the past.
If you are anxious you are living in the future.
If you are at peace you are living in the present.”
― Lao Tzu
What’s Useful Right Now?
I went for a solo run in the woods. It’s the only way I can quiet my mind. I bumped into people I know. It’s a small town, and I’m not the only one who finds comfort in the trees.
What’s improbable about you?
I am only ten pages into Ari Shapiro’s The Best Strangers in the World: Stories from a life spent listening, and I am sucked in from the first sentence:
“I became a public speaker in the first grade.”
Beyond Words: The story created by the essence and experience of you.
I just returned home from a work trip in Portland, my first time there since before COVID. If you haven’t been, Portland is a vibe, and today, I’d like to explore what I mean by that.
Would Someone Go Out Of Their Way To Choose You?
When have you gone out of your way to choose someone or something? I wait longer and pay more for a book from my local independent bookstore rather than buy from Amazon.
What We Can Learn From Political Debates
I watch political debates through two lenses. The first, of course, is to learn about the candidates so I can make informed decisions.
What Powerful Stories Begin With
Listen to the blog here. If you are in the U.S., I hope you enjoyed the unofficial end to summer. This blog is coming to you late because I was, in fact, enjoying it offline on a lake in Montana biking, hiking, swimming, paddleboarding, and having lots of conversations around a fire, which led me […]
The Power of Stories to Engage People
Yesterday (Sunday), we walked uphill to say goodbye to one of my favorite spots in the forest, about a 2-mile walk up to the top of the ridge from our door. A trail runs through a beautiful meadow and forest.
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