What if being alive is simply about expressing how we constantly respond to our environment(s)? I am ever curious about how one can live a life fully expressed – and more so, how it can exist within a career.

A bizarre thing happened on Tuesday. It was a day where I was hit with three powerful realizations about what stories limit me and what I’m capable of.

On Friday we completed the Master Facilitator Training with the Core Gift Institute and it got me thinking: how can we ever fully express ourselves?

Part 2: I left you with the question: How can we be fully ourselves and be financially supported? And the way I best understand this is in the drawing above ^

Part 1: A week ago I came across a graphic that kept me at night. See above ^

Exactly two weeks ago I left to attend OD for Life's North American Gathering at the Ecology Retreat Centre outside of Toronto.

Part 2: Why a “coming of place” strategy is the BEST tourism strategy going. We all know the power of story.

Part 1: Who is the best person to market a place-based, authentic, tourism experience – a visitor or a local? I believe it is both.

Imagine feeling like whatever your passion is, it is totally viable as a career. That whatever dream you hold for yourself is fully possible.

This is a saying I often return to and today I shared it with a client because we have the tendency to forget the fullness of our experience.

My favourite thing to do is share my experience. Maybe it’s narcissism, maybe it’s a polymath thing, or maybe it just works for me.

This is a concept that entered my consciousness through Ben Page’s book Healing Trees and is something I consider regularly.

How I came to be "reading" Morgan Housel’s The Psychology of Money. This book first entered my orbit on my road trip with Pini.

My takeaway from Laura Storm’s TEDx Talk: How silence can lead us to a sustainable world

As someone who has been in the strategy of laying low, doing online courses, pinching my pennies, and browsing LinkedIn, I can admit that I was stuck.

5 inspiring takeaways to guide and start 2024! Featuring art from the Noah Purifoy Outdoor Desert Museum in Joshua Tree, California.

This is the transition from the convicted answer [design] to the contemplative question [art]. My reflections on the article by Rasmus Stride and Andy Sontag.

I have now finished my third personal, intuitive, and creative practice which was recalling my dreams with colourful digital illustrations and words.