Not feeling seen - especially in contexts where we desire this type of connection - can feel deeply painful.

According to whom? This is a question I often ask my dear clients - and, that I often ask myself.

Through opportunities for connection…

In a way, we are all navigating a transition as we inch closer to emerging from lockdowns and quarantines and injustices and tremendous amounts of pain and suffering. The question we might consider is: how do we want to acknowledge this transition?

Sometimes, it can be helpful to start with the small stuff and expand from there.

How can we create more ease in our lives by creating a bit more clarity where things are squishy or ambiguous?

It can be easy to think that we have two options.

Things that provide nourishment, comfort, and soothing amidst our turbulent backdrop.

I quit a couple books in February. I read a couple too.

Are you more P (perceiving) or J (judging)?

So if you, too, are hovering somewhere around a solid B with no clear path to an A+ in sight, you are not alone. And, I’m right there with you.

If you’re in the mood for some winter reading, here are a few good books I read this month, along with some notes on each.

Here are some beautiful moments of care and compassion that members of the Zing Collaborative Community shared in return.

Here are the books you’ve shared so far, along with a few of your beautiful notes that you shared along the way.

We have our own versions of snake oil today.

Here are my favorite shows of the year. I’d love to hear from you - what were yours?

Here are my 12 favorite books of 2020, categorized by Thought Provoking; Easiest to Devour in 24 Hours; and Most Fun to Read.

Six Word Memoirs from 2020

I had a realization: I’m writing my newsletter for my community.

Do you refrain from using the ‘good stuff’ in everyday life?