Category: Perspective Taking
We Adults (and Kids) Can Do Hard Things
November 1, 2022
I recently went to Eastern Europe with my boyfriend, Stewart, ahead of a conference I was presenting at in Germany. One of our key motivations […]
We Are In The Same Boat
October 3, 2022
There have been many moments over the past month where I have worked on my patience. Waiting for a bathroom on an airplane. Waiting for […]
Muddy Puddle
June 1, 2022
Ah, June. The end of school. Celebrations completed. Sundowns extended. A time to be.
I have been taking classes on the art of developmental coaching. The […]
Celebrate Even If…
May 2, 2022
This past month I had the opportunity to join the virtual graduation of the Hawaii Dept. of Education’s Teacher Leadership Academy. I said a few […]
Life in All Its Mystery
September 1, 2021
“I step into the day. I step into my life. I step into the mystery. Aho!”
This affirmation, connected to the Ojibwe Nation, was shared with […]
How are You? Who are You?
August 2, 2021
As I write this newsletter, I am just two days away from my first in person workshop in over 17 months. The in person work […]
Better Angels of Our Nature
December 1, 2020
At this time in our lives, with a pandemic surging and a politically polarized society, we, in the USA and worldwide, need to summon the […]
Get Up On the Dance Floor Or Maybe Not
September 1, 2020
Two weekends back, here in the Bay Area of California, before the wildfires, it was 100 degrees inside and I have no AC in my […]
I’m Not Going Anywhere
October 1, 2018
As a woman who works (with a capital “W”) in communication as my life’s work, I find myself this month at a loss. The act […]
What’s The Next Right Step
April 2, 2018
I hesitate to be such a downer, but things aren’t okay. My father is in hospice. My country is dealing with disarray on a scale […]
