Exactly Enough Time

This just-for-FUN episode, full of curious exploration centered around the number 7 challenges you to write your own 7-word bio, create a list of 7 people to whom you owe a lucky break and intentionally infuse your day with some good-hearted FUN.

If you’ve ever felt that what you do creatively is not actually art, then this episode is for you. We'll explore the idea and liberating power of "ish" and see if we can loosen the lines a little, so that you can more confidently express yourself and recognize, celebrate and savor present moments.

The girl who goes to what she thinks is a postage stamp party and the guy who takes his wife backpacking, so he can scout for deer—both in unexpected ways discover life quests, passions, interests that will occupy them for years — and those 2 beginning stories just collided 2 weeks ago. When the scrapbooking daughter documented some of her dad’s favorite wildlife stories—including the one where he probably saw a sasquatch. Everybody and everything has a beginning. Women who have given birth love to tell labor and delivery stories—the beginnings of each child. Newlyweds pour over pictures and pick just the right ones to document the beginning of their lives together. We celebrate the beginning of each school year—almost like it’s a holiday. And the beginning of each week, month and year tend to stir a little bit of extra potential in us. What beginning stories could you tell?

During times when life I particularly challenging, have you ever pined to, feel like yourself again? Why is it that our default is to be and get back to normal. What if that isn't the best approach at all? In this episode I share when I began to shed my shyness and something very useful that I learned from my life coach—and it all relates (somehow) to memory keeping. I promise!

February is Library Lovers month! For reals. This along with the wonderful warm response to this podcast has motivated me to create a bonus episode —just for YOU.

I'm pretty sure my fascination with yellow started when I was quite young. Come along as I share some stories of color and why its something I hope you give yourself a chance to feel and respond to because it can actually change your life.

When someone you love has only a short time to live, how can you create help them preserve some stories? I will share my thoughts and two recommendations.

Ok. I'm doing this. I'm throwing my hat into the podcasting ring and I'm excited to share the ground rules, which are actually more like rails—for me. But either way, I invite you to listen and share your thoughts!