Ordinary Life, Extraordinary Living
Life Lessons
Sacred Work
After a few weeks of not blogging, I'm feeling the urge to write again. I've been working on a special project for the last few weeks. I emailed the following to the distribution list for my monthly ezine (if you...
Blog Makeover
You may have noticed a new look and feel to this blog. I've undergone a "blog makeover' or more accurately, evolved to Version 2 of my blog. My thanks to Sandra De Freitas, known as The Coach's Tech Coach, for...
More Questions Than Answers
I recently finished the novel, The Five People You Meet in Heaven. I had seen it in a bookshop in Moab and then found it at my local library when I got home. It’s a quick read. I started it...
Milestones
Okay, one last post for tonight before I call it quits. Last week, I wrote my 100th blog post. One hundred inklings, ideas, inspirations explored and documented in black and white. It's been a quick road to get here, because...
Finding the Easy Way Out
This morning, I biked for the first time this year with a friend. We like to go on long bike rides on Sunday mornings, while the church goers are still at church and the college kids are still sleeping in...
Beyond the Paved Road
I recently returned from a trip to Moab, Utah with my husband and kids. We hiked at Canyonlands National Park and Arches National Park, both a short drive from Moab. If you’ve never been in this part of the country...
Believing Eyes
I received this comment from Richard Smith on the featured article about my first mentor, Mrs. Miller: “I recall my first mentor, a grade school basketball coach, Larry Kelly. I was in the sixth grade and was walking down the...
What It Means to Be An Entrepreneur
I read this on Seth Godin's blog about what it means to be an entrepreneur: "Most companies are not appropriate sites for VC money. That's because they're freelance ventures, not entrepreneurial ones. A freelance venture is one where you work...
Awestruck
Today, I posted a new featured article on my website, about my first mentor, who I met when I was ten years old. I didn't realize the impact that Mrs. Miller had on me until I started writing the article,...