Welcome Home
Leaving home can be the most exciting thing you do, or the most painful. Often it’s both at once! The thing I always forget about leaving home—or being forced to… Read More »Welcome Home
How to Do Hard Things
A couple weeks ago in We Can Do Hard Things I said uprooting your life is really hard. What I didn’t say was how to make it easier. Why? Because… Read More »How to Do Hard Things
We Can Do Hard Things
Uprooting your life is really hard. Anais Nin didn’t mention that when she said, “And the day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud was more painful… Read More »We Can Do Hard Things
Something Wild You Can Trust
This morning a dear friend reminded me how vast, wild and unpredictable Mother Nature is. She’s never just one thing: good or bad, healthy or unhealthy, nurturing or depleting. She’s… Read More »Something Wild You Can Trust
The Obstacles in Your Way
In Arabian Nights there’s a story about a farmer. His plow catches on something in the dirt. Despite much struggle he can’t dislodge it. He finally stops, digs in the… Read More »The Obstacles in Your Way
Your Healing Process
This morning a red robin slammed into the glass surrounding my deck and landed flat on her back. Her tail twitched, her wings fluttered and her legs scrambled helplessly in… Read More »Your Healing Process
4 Problems With Positive Thinking
If you’ve ever had the post-vacation blues, you know that getting back into the daily routine—especially if you’re not ready to go home—can be rocky. I’m back in Vancouver after… Read More »4 Problems With Positive Thinking
Uprooted 🌱 She Blossoms
Last week in When Your Plans Fall Apart I shared what happened when my Al Capone tour through the Tunnels of Moose Jaw was delayed. The most significant part (besides… Read More »Uprooted 🌱 She Blossoms