Inner Resources

A valley of epic proportions leads to Mt. Hood, a snowshoeing favorite among Vancouver/Portland locals and myself, located only an hour away from my home. The experience is made all the more special on a rare, clear full-moon night.

The night of this particular photo, the peak was initially shrouded in clouds. Undeterred, we continued our snowshoe trek up the valley. Gradually, the clouds drifted lower until the majestic peak emerged, floating in the sky like Zeus' Mount Olympus. As the sun...

The scales of my inner compass tipped in favor of logic for the first thirty-two years of my life. Intuition wasn’t even something I thought about consciously. Until I found myself on the other side of an awakening moment wondering how I’d gotten into a decade-long marriage and career that was all wrong for me.

Developing and trusting my intuition hasn’t been easy or quick, but it has created a balancing effect in my life that I’ve grown to value and rely on. My...

Have you asked yourself this question? I have. Many times, with increasing frustration.

Two Robbins and a Fogg Walk Into a Change Seminar…

BJ Fogg, a leading behavior scientist at Stanford University, advises change seekers to create tiny habits and make change gradually. Tony Robbins, a world renown motivational speaker, says define your outcome and purpose; then take MASSIVE action. Mel Robbins (unrelated to Tony as far as I know), a national speaker on getting...

Immunity to Change 
How to Overcome it and Unlock the Potential in Yourself and Your Organization 

I’ve read a lot of books on change and spent thousands of dollars on learning change processes over the years. None of them changed my life or the way I approach change like Immunity to Change. None.

I started to book with both anticipation and dread. Anticipation because it had the potential to be different. And dread that it would be like the other books I had...