Tending to hard things is . . . well, hard. I had a teacher who once said that the Middle East is the (human) heart of the world and that...

I've been getting so many interesting questions from clients, friends and family since I've been back from South America where my family...

Lordy, lordy a whole lotta stuff has happened since we last convened here on the 'ol blog. First, my family and I are living in Medellin,...

Beautiful fall equinox to you (in the northern hemisphere)! So much has been happening since I last popped in to share the big news that...

One of Rebel Sage's core beliefs is that sometimes, to live an inspired life, you have to blow shit up. That’s why my family and I are in...

What does the phrase “where the rubber hits the road” mean to you? I’ve been thinking about this lately as I’ve been diving deep into...

You may have noticed I’ve been pretty quiet these last few months - you could say I went incommunicado in the digital world. It’s...

I opened my inbox on Earth Day to find newsletters from two people I follow that do very different work in the world, yet somehow after...

Excerpted from an article written for the Sourced Certified Leader community. I’ve been leading retreats since 2018 and as I was thinking...

I’m having lots of conversations with clients, friends and family about how they’re feeling these days as we complete a full year of...

How could this very ordinary phenomena of the junk drawer shine light on how we relate to people and things, and give us insight into...

First, Happy New Year! Second, let’s get down to business - who’s taking the crazy pills? I’m guessing that of those of you reading this,...

When yucca is yucky but it’s what you get (and maybe just what you need) Tales from Retreat – Ecuador 2020 We were at that point in the...

Creating intentional disruptions in our lives helps us to keep listening to where our internal compass is pointing . . . to what matters.

When the going gets serious, stop, drop and get your kitten on.

Surrender isn't a dirty word and why trying to control something feels like holding a turd.

Being present can prevent flammable items and people from blowing up.