Adventures on the Blog
Stories, (Un)Marketing experiments, inspiring conversations and spiritual business
A Love Letter to Rest In a Burnt Out World
I’ve been having a good chuckle with my dragon friends while reading your delightful answers to the optional just-for-fun questions in my survey. I think I might write a story inspired by some of them. I mean, how often does a girl have the chance to write about… …a...
Reinvention Isn’t a Crisis, It’s a Calling For Creative Entrepreneurs With Vision
Back in 2018, I had an insight that turned my world upside down. (The first of many catalyzed by Mr. Michael Neill.) At the time, I was a freshly certified NLP practitioner and belief change coach. My coaching “interventions” focused on identifying my clients’...
A Call For Visionary, Creative Entrepreneurs
Last night I hopped on a call with a visionary creator who has big, inspiring ideas. He'd recently made a Decision. I’m writing Decision with a capital “D” because the earth shook with the power of his commitment. I felt it and he knew it. Immediately, my soul lit up...
What Happens When Coaches Stop Giving Discovery Calls Away for Free
If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance you already know what the DragonHeart Portal Sessions were. Maybe you bought one. Or perhaps you watched the experiment unfold from the peanut gallery. Here’s the jist of the DragonHeart Portal Sessions Experiment: I ran...
Why Discomfort Doesn’t Mean Danger and Other Weird Body Stuff
Right now, I’m training and rehearsing for my third public dance performance. And I’m thinking about pain. All the leaping, inverting and flinging myself around the pole has left my neck and shoulders stiff and sore. It reminds me of something fascinating about how...
The Long Incubation of Big Dreams and Impossible Projects
I woke up at 5:45am on a Saturday morning for a zoom call. People joined from Russia, Los Angeles, Portugal (me) and Japan. We opened with a chant, and then Krishnan, the visionary founder Radiant IRIS, shared a proposal that still feels a little surreal: An...
What a Christmas Kitten and a Zombie Monk Taught Me About the World
The would-be murderers lured the monk to dinner. They laced his food and wine with cyanide, watched closely, and waited for him to die. Nothing happened. So they shot him at close range and left him for dead. Shortly afterward, the monk was seen attempting to flee. He...
Ethical Business In a Broken System: Why So Many Creators Stop Selling
I live with a hacker. A white hat hacker (the ethical kind) who’s been paid to hack into systems, find vulnerabilities and fix them before the black hat hackers (the bad guys) exploit them. White hat hackers have helped prevent spending limits on credit cards from...
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