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The Adventures of Little One: An Excerpt

The Adventures of Little One: An Excerpt

Following is the first chapter in The Adventures of Little One: Eye-Opening Tales from the First Hero's Journey, a new book written to help anyone longing to feel a greater sense of purpose overcome the obstacles and find their way to meaningful and satisfying work. ...

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How to Find Your Most Fulfilling Career (a podcast)

How to Find Your Most Fulfilling Career (a podcast)

I recently recorded a podcast  with David Papa of Love and Profit. David is a friend who's done a lot of work helping people bring more heart into their work.  His superpower is helping others connect with the joy, wisdom, and genius that exists within all of us (yes,...

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Say What?! (Daring to Hear Your Inner Wisdom)

Say What?! (Daring to Hear Your Inner Wisdom)

As you may have picked up in a previous post, my husband and I are thinking of moving and have been looking at houses nearby. Recently we saw a sweet one on a beautiful piece of land that was priced well under our budget, but it needed a lot of work if it was going to...

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The Real Reason You Can’t Do What Others Can

The Real Reason You Can’t Do What Others Can

If I’m honest with myself, I have to admit that I can’t do what most other people can. When my sister tells me her weekend plans, for example, I feel exhausted just hearing them all. She manages them quite successfully, whereas I personally find that when I commit to...

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When Failure, Rejection, and Closed Doors Are Good Things

At the end of my last post, you might have thought that once I got the idea for my novel, it was all sunshine and smooth sailing from there on out. But as with any story, whether or not it has a happy ending depends entirely on where you end it. After I finished...

What Is Nature Saying to You? (A Wild Hunch #7)

Listen to me read this post It seems to me that the natural world is always talking to us, but we human beings, as a species, aren’t very good listeners. Which is too bad, because we’re missing a lot (myself included). In the woods, when I’m able to pay less attention...

Recovering from Rejection (AKA, The Novel That Almost Wasn’t)

First, some quick news! I’m partnering with my local, independent bookstore to offer a Special Pre-Order Deal on my upcoming novel, This Animal Body. Buy from Eagle Eye Books (they ship just about anywhere for free!) and get a signed copy with a handmade wooden...

Ideas for a Fun, Intuitive Year-End Review (A Wild Hunch #6)

Listen to me read this post At the end of last year, I learned how playing in the woods can help me tap into my intuition, conduct a useful reflection on the previous year, and receive powerful guidance for the year ahead. It was the last week of December, and I was...

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Land Acknowledgement

My lifelong relationship with the land and waters of my hometown of Atlanta, Georgia is a story of mutual sustenance--the land gives generously and unconditionally to me, and I do my best to give the same in return. I'm beyond grateful to the Mvskoke (Muscogee) people, the original caretakers of this place, and honor their enduring presence, wisdom, and stewardship. I grieve the sustained oppression, violence, broken promises, and inhumane removals that forced them from this land.

As part of my desire for healing and justice, I commit to daily practices that nurture native life, encouraging others to value this land, and protecting it now and in the future. I also actively seek to learn from Indigenous people and support Indigenous-led organizations and initiatives.

You can deepen your relationship with the land where you live by learning about its original caretakers here.

May our actions nurture a culture of care for generations to come.