Category Archives: connecting
The starfish story: making a difference
How often do we look at some problem and feel paralyzed because it seems overwhelming? Continue reading
Tips for talking to men/women, from Elephant Journal
10 Key Strategies for Talking to (Wo)men. {NSFWish} | elephant journal. Loved this down-to-earth approach to getting yourself out there and meeting new people, in service of developing a meaningful relationship. Thanks, Waylon!
Travels with friends: stories from Paradise Island and Maui
Sometimes when you travel with friends, you have shared experiences that sink in so deeply, your bond deepens. Continue reading
Healing and personal growth: knowing when you’re ready for commitment
Here are two things to look for before committing to anyone: the strength to live honestly, and the ability to take good care of yourself and the people you love. Continue reading
Thank you, readers, for 40,000 views!
Just noticed the view count has topped 40,000. Not much to say — I’ll do a summary when I hit the major milestone of 50,000 views. I do want to say it’s a bit astonishing that blog views hit 20,000 … Continue reading
Happy Easter!
I want to share this wonderful quote from Jean Houston: Resurrection is essentially a remembrance of one’s true nature and a waking up to this remembrance. This Easter, may you wake up and remember who you really are.
More about my trauma recovery process (my hero’s journey)
I send support to everyone who finds the courage to face themselves in this way. It requires great valor. I honor your path and your courage. Continue reading
Repost: 12 Life Lessons Learned in 12 Years on the Road
Don’t judge a person negatively for their past or feelings without a full understanding of their situation. Continue reading
NLP practitioner training starts this weekend! First responder can be my guest! Others: $100!
The first person who gets back to me with a “yes” can attend the first weekend for free. Please call me (512 507 4184) so I can get your name on the list of free guests. Continue reading
A model for experiencing and recovering from trauma: Peter Levine’s story
I have the deeply reassuring sense that I am no longer frozen, that time has started to move forward, that I am awakening from the nightmare… Continue reading









