When Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Consciousness Cross Paths: Part One — How it Began Back in 2005 I was consulting with a long-time tech industry start-up whisperer by the name of Chris Shipley. …

Finding Magic in the Transition Between Things When I let myself be still, the messages come. I entered this year with anticipation, excitement and knowing there would be a colossal journey ahead. Boy was that an understatement. It was an untethering that began in the start of 2022, but as…

The other day I went rambling through some old blog posts and online content to see if there were themes or topics that merited revisiting or resurfacing. I came across a post I wrote in the spring of 2016. It was loosely about Women’s History Month. Mostly it was about…

Looking Up, Looking Under and Looking Within Okay, admit it. Rainbows are pretty damn cool. We all know that they’re just a scientific phenomenon. Light refracting through water in the atmosphere at a certain angle creating that technicolor arc in the sky. We know there’s no pot of gold, no…

Today, it began. The start of a new chapter in a book being written as I turn each page. After closing the physical location of the business I began 10 years ago I made the choice to leave town for a while. …

Can’t Fix What’s Not Broken — It’s such an interesting word … fix. More often than not I hear it used in the context of repairing or mending something that’s broken (I have to fix that flat tire). …

How a Not-So-Chance Encounter Landed a Message Her name, quietly spoken as she stretched into her morning; wide-set, deep brown eyes blinking slowly into the rays of sunrise coming across the horizon, came as a whisper that landed in my heart. Patience. My name is Patience. She and her partner…

When I read stories like this one, my heart breaks and my blood boils — usually at the same time. For those of you who skipped the link (as so many do) here’s the gist: The young pup, not much bigger than a loaf of bread, would play with Tania’s…

So many of us spend a good portion of our childhood striving to be grown up. It’s all those dreaded questions: What do you want to be when you grow up? What do you want to study in college? …