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Jan
15

Looking Forward to 2018

I look toward 2018 through margin, focus, work, life, and finding a way to slow down before burning out.
4 min read
Sep
15

(no title)

I celebrate the kind of night that goes in a completely different direction than planned.
Aug
17

Love and Letting Go

I reflect on breakups, love, mindfulness, and the challenge of letting go so someone new can connect.
2 min read
Jun
27

(no title)

I share a difficult evening of mental exhaustion and wishing life felt easier.
Jun
11

Making That One Decision

I wrestle with Essentialism, feeling off, work and life choices, and the one decision that can clarify the rest.
4 min read
Jun
06

(no title)

I notice that feeling weak and vulnerable can also make me feel more creative.
May
31

Ways to Maximize Misery

I reflect on CGP Grey's Ways to Maximize Misery, how it echoes my habits, and the book it pushed onto my list.
1 min read
May
11

(no title)

I share a late-night note about uneven energy and not feeling creatively present.
Apr
16
The Pull of Silence

The Pull of Silence

I reflect on leaving home to find a different kind of silence through hikes, mindfulness, and being present outside.
3 min read
Nov
11

37- Absence

On my 37th birthday, I reflect on absence, mindfulness, negative energy, neutrality, and learning not to feed conflict.
3 min read
Dec
31

Turning 6 Years Old

I celebrate Kylie's sixth birthday, reflecting on reading, school, curiosity, iPad use, and watching her personality grow.
3 min read
Dec
29
The Journey of 2015

The Journey of 2015

I look back on 2015 through walks, snow, mindfulness, travel, and the small journeys that helped me stay present.
4 min read
Nov
11

36 - What Took You So Long

On my 36th birthday, I reflect on baseball, failure, stress, dating, and learning to put more emphasis back on myself.
4 min read
Oct
14

Ego And Work

I connect Chogyam Trungpa's ideas on ego with my own resistance to writing, work, and doing the task in front of me.
4 min read
Sep
23

All We Have Is Breath

I reflect on breath as the simplest mindfulness anchor, from hiking and stress relief to sitting with thoughts instead of overthinking.
2 min read

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