New Year, Approach with Caution
I'm not setting resolutions, I'm just hanging on.
My Authentic Response to Being Fired
I have been praised for handling it well. I embodied my personal brand and it surprised everyone.
On Generosity
We are talking to each other through goods. Generosity is about finding head space for people, not gifts.
Brain Exercise is a Group Activity
To be successful, you have to learn how to pull others in, ask them. Thank them. Grow from them. Exhaust it. Use it all and come back for more.
That time we all got mad at capitalism for doing its thing
If it’s not a quick six-second video, we skim it. We read in headlines.
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Let the spirit move you
An attitude that embraces the relaxed nature of the holidays, that recognizes for some people it’s their only vacation time all year, and that stores, streets, neighbors are all ready to smile, say hello, or offer joy is the right one.
From Bling to Bond: Our Adventure at the Pfister
I got another stab at the Narrator gig this month as our team wrapped up our partnership with The Pfister Hotel. Here's a summary of our experiences.
Why a Bucket List Won’t Work (Or, how to create a Reverse Bucket List)
There are many, many things I’d like to do in this life. Currently, I’m considering Elvis Week in Memphis, the Bourbon Trail and Sturgis. And that’s just for 2017. But what I’ve been learning lately in our busy life is that we’re always doing something memorable or cool and we may not have ever considered…
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Sustainability and Persuasion: Guest Blog
Recently I was afforded the opportunity to write about Andy Tillman for someone else. I love having pitches accepted–it’s been awhile since I worked like a freelancer. All that is here is true, however, so please enjoy the gentle persuasion and if you want to know more about worms or cycling or any of it……
The Wisdom of a Porcupine
I’ve been spending my summer doing something extraordinary. It’s something I once, long ago, set out to do and it is also something I’ve always wanted to do. It’s worth noting those things can be different, but not in this case. It’s not that I necessarily always wanted to act in a Renaissance Faire, more…
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