I made this video a couple months ago (back when I still had hair), in answer to a client. She was working on overcoming fear and self-doubt and building a sustainable online business (because those two go hand-in-hand, in case you’re wondering) and she was asking herself, “Who am I?” “Who am I to think [...]
Posts Tagged ‘passion’
Being Practical Isn’t All That Great
I hate that title. What I really want to say is “Being Practical” sucks. Or at least the common understanding of that phrase. I recently did something incredibly impractical. It’s something that could take years to fix, will most certainly cost thousands of dollars, will create unforeseeable stress and frustrating amounts of work, has already [...]
Stress, Happiness and Our Social Structure
I recently watched a National Geographic documentary called, Stress: The Portrait of a Killer. (You can find it on Netflix.) The entire documentary discussed the physiology and effects of social stress on our bodies and the sources of this epidemic of chronic stress in our modern lives. Did you know the American Psychological Association reports [...]
How To Make Being A Practical Creative Not Suck So Bad
Today I’m hosting a guest post from the always inspiring, always hilarious words of Michelle Ward, the When I Grow Up Coach. I asked her to write a bit about doing what you love, moving toward your ideal work and overcoming some of the blocks along the way. She never disappoints. Enjoy her words on [...]
Our 4th Unschooling Anniversary (And Growth)
I love unschooling. I know that probably goes without saying, but it’s good for me to be reminded sometimes. Yesterday was our fourth unschooling anniversary. Four years ago we made one choice that changed our world. And today I’m reminded just how phenomenal and empowering a choice it was. See, I don’t love unschooling because [...]











