Feb 5, 2019 | Celebrating in the Dark
I just read a beautiful reminder in the New York Times this morning about how important it is to write a letter to someone grieving about the person who has died. If you can think of a few special memories you have about the person who died, these can be such...
Nov 8, 2018 | Celebrating in the Dark
I woke up to news of another shooting. This following all of the divisiveness of the US elections a couple days ago. That following the heart-breaking images of starving children in Yemen. I don’t need to go on. I don’t need to list the countless more. You...
Oct 7, 2018 | Celebrating in the Dark
Sometimes my mentor, Brendon Burchard, asks us to consider what we would shout from the rooftop if we had a chance. What would we want to say to millions of people, given an opportunity? This morning, I woke up thinking about it. I knew I wanted to write to you. But...
Aug 25, 2018 | Celebrating in the Dark
My friend, Tom, is a playwright who lives in Los Angeles. I met Tom back in 1985 when I was an intern at the Los Angeles Children’s Museum and he was the theater teacher there. We’ve remained friends all these years and I’ve been lucky enough to have attended a number...
Jul 18, 2018 | Celebrating in the Dark
On a recent call, my spiritual teacher, Cheri Huber, mentioned a wonderful quote about impermanence: “Your favorite tea cup is already broken.” We know that everything changes. That we change. That all life is always in a state of flux. Yet, doesn’t...
Mar 20, 2018 | Beauty + Joy, Celebrating in the Dark
Last week my dear friend and amazing poet, Maya Rachel Stein, joined me on a live call to share some poetry and talk about how the ideas in the poems could be used as teaching moments in our daily lives. I often use Maya’s poetry with my coaching clients because...
