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Sunday Writing Invitation #3 The invitation For 5 minutes, write only what you notice. No interpretation.No metaphor.No backstory. Start each line with: “I notice…” Let the noticing be enough.
Reflecting on 2025, and Listening Forward Into 2026 I don’t experience writing as something I do alone. At its best, writing feels like a conversation — not with an audience, and not even with a future reader, but with something quieter and…
Sunday writing invitation #2 Write this line at the top of the page: “The sentence I haven’t let myself write yet is…” Follow it wherever it leads. If it feels charged, stay with the sentence rather than the explanation. Write…
(And Why It Matters) When I’m not writing, I’m still in conversation with words. Not in a strategic way. Not in a research way. More like keeping company with voices that remind me why I write at all. Because the truth is,…
Sunday Writing Invitation Sundays invite a different pace.Less urgency. Less proving. More listening. These weekly writing invitations are not about productivity or polish. They’re small openings — places to rest the pen on the page and notice what wants to…
Blessed to be a guest on Fiona Redding’s Alway With Me podcast.
Lawyer and Human Design reader, Lauren Kay, was on my podcast, Applied Wisdom.
Just like in medicine, in law, prevention is better than a cure. So how do we do that? By giving proper attention to our affairs, well in advance of us needing to do it. Particularly when we’re in business, business…
There are a lot of women who don’t get professional advice because a fear, and I believe that this is one of those fears: the fear of doing the wrong thing, the fear of making a decision that is wrong. …
As women, we are conditioned to people-please and not necessarily be decisive. We often defer to others when making decisions. It’s not necessarily that we’re submissive, but even when we are decisive, we quite often doubt ourselves. Even as business…
