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Is it possible to swim with the sharks and retain your integrity, preserve your relationships and not lose your soul? Not only is it possible, it’s necessary if you want to live a vibrant, rich and fulfilling life.
Making a Difference
Take a stand. Raise your voice. Make a mark in the world.
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Work is Art
The world desperately needs your creativity and genius in the workplace.
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Setting Direction
Discover purpose and meaning in your work right now.
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Leadership
Lead with connection, courage, and whole hearted humanity.
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Living well requires paying attention to our relationships, physical health, and piritual health. It requires courage, struggle, and intentionality. The payoff is rewarding beyond measure.
Keep Going
Two words inspired by a love my curious exploration - Keep going.
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Relationships
What gets watered grows. Learn to water your relationships well.
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The Art of Living
Live well in the life you're in right now.
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Living on Purpose
Stories of courage, love, and humanity. Be inspired to live yours well.
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A truly rich and beautiful life involves a lot of play. Play amidst life’s difficulties, small margins of time and life’s obligations. The world is too big, too wild, and too mysterious to stay indoors.
Micro Adventures
Finding the extraordinary in the every day. Adventure surrounds you.
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Epic Adventures
This world is epic. Your life and the adventures you live should be epic too.
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Letting Go
Release your grip on perfectionism, safety, and fear.
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Outside Everyday
The wind in your hair, the sun on your face, and the ground beneath your feet. We were made for the outdoors.
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It’s Love That Wrote the Play
In times like these, it’s easy, even sensible, for hope to wane. How long can hope wait before cynicism wins?I’ve been singing this anthem of hope to myself when I […]
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The Master in the Art of Living
My friend Sam has this quote from James Michener in his Hawaiian home on the hillside above Waimea. His playful life disrupted mine more than a decade ago. I didn’t […]
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Start Close In
Poet David Whyte writes,“Start close in,don’t take the second stepor the third,start with the firstthingclose in,the stepyou don’t want to take.” The first step is the hardest to take. We […]
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Go Sleep On a Hill
Adventure comes in any size. Make it-the smaller, the better. One mini-adventure that I’ve practiced is to sleep on a hill, any hill. That’s right, leave your house and find […]
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