The Joy of Solitude
I resist bringing my full attention back to focused work, like a toddler who doesn’t want her face washed. Even though, focus is joy.
Read ArticleI resist bringing my full attention back to focused work, like a toddler who doesn’t want her face washed. Even though, focus is joy.
Read ArticleThis week, my intention was to be more mindful when attending online work meetings. As I did, I noticed something: I’ve constructed a Me Who Goes to Meetings.
Read ArticleI’ve learned essential lessons about rest and renewal over the last decade. For example, renewing my energy is the most trustworthy bellwether of career satisfaction and success. Which surprised me. Pushing less hard is counterintuitive.
Read ArticleWisdom crafters are seekers of a philosophic sunrise. They work hard, often in the shadows, to discover insights that change our view of things. Sometimes gently. Sometimes like a bolt of lighting.
Read ArticleIn the midst of the pandemic, during a retreat, I take a breath. When I stop constantly swimming towards more, I discover enough.
Read ArticleI wanted to live a Year of Enough. Now, I live in a pandemic epicenter where there is no more. Ironic, don’t you think? Inside all the uncertainty, I’m discovering the seeds of enough.
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