The Blog
Here’s where I share thoughts on the work of moving toward our biggest lives and baddest selves.
A Year for Practicing (Productive) Discomfort
What if we practiced being uncomfortable – the kind of uncomfortable that draws us closer to ourselves, others, and our wider world?
A Year of Ingestion
I’m more about quality than quantity ingestion these days, especially when it comes to media. These were the most meaningful bits of my 2023 reading, listening, and watching.
All Up in It with Mike Childress on leading learning, business & grief with faith
Mike Childress is many things – a husband and father, a skilled businessperson behind several businesses, my dear friend, and so many more descriptors, all of which are guided in one leading focus: his Christian faith. That I am not a Christian has not only not prohibited our friendship; our differences are a big part of what has brought us together. More on that in this All Up in It conversation!
All up In It with Dr. Hoda Kilani about Democratizing Career Literacy
What’s it like to take expertise decades in the making into languages into which you’re fluent but now less practiced in? That’s what Dr. Hoda Kilani is all up in!
Trust the (sassafrasin’) Process
Trusting the process is great advice except there is no “the” process, only an interwoven series of Nows.
Holding Space: A Conversation about How to Be There for People Going Through Hard Stuff
If you’d like to feel more skillful in being with people who are going through hard stuff, we made this gathering for you.
All Up in It with Karen Chase about finding meaning in the process
Karen Chase is a lot of things – a marketing professional, a published author, a lover of cats, good food, the outdoors, and all four seasons. She’s also a learning and she shares some of that in this All Up in It conversation.
Grief and joy and love all mashed up together, inextricably
Valarie Kaur wrote, “Joy is the gift of love. Grief is the price of love. Anger protects that which is loved.” More on this ahead.
There are Levers Everywhere (and that’s good news!)
As we search for the biggest, baddest, most
All Up in It with Jennifer O’Grady on seeking connection by ditching belonging
What if releasing our trauma-based drive for belonging actually opened up a whole world of connection? That question is a part of what Jennifer O’Grady is all up in.