On the longest, darkest day of the year, we honor the last of our three embryos. Thirteen years ago, this would have been a due date. Thirteen years ago, there was so much wondering. There still is. And every year since, this day
I’m giving myself permission to step back from creating content for a bit and take some much-needed reset and refill time.You can still meet me for Courage Circle on the 24th, catch your usual Saturday morning Courage Newsletter (if you’re
It's not too late to check out all my books on Amazon for your holiday shopping list! Whether you need a stocking-stuffer picture book with a great message, someone on your list is going through a mighty faith wrestle, or
I emote a lot. I care even more.I model what I teach. I show up as myself, always.I hold space with accountability and love. I walk alongside you, not above you.This is the courage work, being fully yourself while growing
Winston has been reminding me lately how much routine helps us thrive, and also how deeply capable of change we really are. This little dog with very big feelings loves his routine. He knows the exact minute he’s supposed to eat,
Book 14 is here and live on Amazon!Help me welcome my first adult fiction book, an allegory, The Becoming Path.I’ve written fourteen books now. Fourteen times I’ve put my heart into words and released them into the world. Technically, I’m a
The Monday after a long holiday weekend can carry so many stories. We never really know how someone is walking into their week, so today, a reminder of grace. Grace for the person who felt the empty chair at the table. Grace
Gratitude changes everything.Not the surface-level, “everything’s fine” kind, rather the grounded, honest kind that notices the good even in the middle of the hard.I’m grateful for every breath and every moment. For wondering whether the highlight of the day has
A cabin weekend offered me a few unexpected leadership lessons.First, the spiders. They spend all night building intricate webs, work that will likely be destroyed by morning. And still, they build again.Then the fog. It settles in and makes everything
