Many years ago, I wrote a weekly ski column for Spokane’s daily paper and for that column, I interviewed a girl who had an interesting affliction:
Vision, not Resolution
If you have been following this blog for a while, you’ll recognize this content. It’s become my Arlo Guthrie Alice’s Restaurant Massacree (a spoken song played every year around Thanksgiving) or my Love Actually (the best ever Christmas movie we watch every year).
Finding Purpose at the Intersections
“Find something you really love doing and mix it with something you care about.” – Kathleen Hanna.
The Time and Place
Holidays always make me nostalgic and I was thinking about how things become so ingrained in us as kids that we don’t even realize it because we don’t know any different.
Cheerleaders and Narrative Flips
I’m on the other side of a very big week, a week that has loomed not only on my calendar but also very heavily on my mind. My book was released (YAY! And more details below), but I gave a new workshop and had some client deliverables.
Story v. Non-Story
You keep using that word. I don’t think it means what you think it means. – Inigo Montoya, Princess Bride
Inspiration: To be inspiring, think how you were inspired
When was the last time you felt inspired? Really. Take a second to recall a time. I’ll wait. Maybe it was a book, a movie, someone you follow online, a news story, a brand, or a nonprofit?
The Final Chapter
As I type the first draft of this, I’m on a plane back to my hometown to finally have a gathering and memorialize my dad, who passed away in May 2020.
Getting Noticed
I get asked hard questions a lot, and the answers are always simple, but doing the work for the desired outcome is not.
When is sharing oversharing?
It starts with a beautiful wild place to visit. Then, everyone journeys there. The place gets disrespected, trampled, and trashed.
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