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The Creative Transformation (A coaching group for humans)
You, my friend, are creative, whether you think of yourself that way or not. In this 6-month coaching group, we’ll transform your relationship with creativity so that you can let your unique shine brighten up the world!
All Up in It with Rachel Winstead, finding the learnings in teaching
I remember the first time I met Rachel Winstead (she/they) in person. I was sitting in this wonderful (though now-defunct, sadly) coffee shop inside an even more wonderful art museum in Roanoke (truly, for a city our size, it’s quite a gift of an art space). The...
White Lady Safe Words: Creating more responsible connections
This was my first contribution to the online magazine, BIZCATALYST 360. Read the original post here. Safe words are a tool used by people who enjoy play-acting danger. In such scenarios, words like no, stop, or help might just be a part of the scene as the naughty...
All Up in It with Kathryn Bennett, MPH
So often, people tell me they find networking to be an icky and unsettling prospect. There's something about equating it with insincerity and treating other humans as a means to an end. Kathryn Bennett is a perfect example to blow that out of the water. We were...