Why We Feel More Connected in Walking Meetings
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September 20, 2019
The default response to a meeting request for most people is to meet at the local cafe, over a tea or coffee. Or, to book a meeting room at the...
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An open inquiry into the philosophy, science and art of re-connecting in the 21st Century; restoring and renewing our personal lives, our leadership and our communities.
Why We’re Addicted to Doing (And What To Do About It!)
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September 12, 2019
Many of us have an urge to fill empty space, to make the most of our time. The challenge is that our notion of ‘making the most’ of our time...
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Finding Our Way to Belonging (a snippet of my story, a fragment of ours)
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September 6, 2019
What is your journey toward belonging? When did you experience a true sense of belonging for the first time? Here are some reflections on mine...
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Why ‘coming out’ is so complex (and how we’re all in the closet).
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July 22, 2019
The notion of coming out itself hold much weight in our culture. Only with such strongly assumed-normalcies would there be certain populations who are required to take the courageous leap...
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Why you need to define ‘enough!’ (and 3 ways to awaken from the trance of ‘not-enough’)
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July 19, 2019
With infinite scrolling, a warped perception of ‘happiness,’ advertisements selling us holes in our proverbial walls seducing us to buy gap-filler and islands being built from our consumptive remains; when...
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Why We Must Learn to Hold Pain (for the good of our lives, our communities and our planet)
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July 17, 2019
To meet the challenges in our lives and our communities, first requires us to acknowledge them. We must feel them, let them move us toward change. Why have we become...
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