2025 Reflections: 7 Ways to Flourish in 2026
2025: A Year of Overcoming It’s been a full year of learning, doing, being, reflecting, and healing. I worked hard to overcome several triggers this […]
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From Patterns to Freedom
I snapped recently. I was exhausted from holding space for a ton of people. I then immersed myself in something that was heavy. I played […]
Continue reading »4 Insights for Youth: Courage, Authenticity, Mindfulness, and Purpose
Today, we are launching two more children’s books. They are special to us, because the characters are roughly based on real people in our close […]
Continue reading »5 Ways to Authenticity and Purpose: Mr. and Mrs. Mahi
I watched the Dharma release on Netflix, Mr. and Mrs. Mahi, the other day. It is, on the surface, about a couple that shares an […]
Continue reading »4 Phases of Flourishing: Leadership Fiji
I was invited to give a talk recently to the 2022 Leadership Fiji cohort (they just graduated, actually), thanks to amazing cohort-member, intersectional queer feminist […]
Continue reading »3 Reasons Women are Disempowered and 5 Steps to Change It
Recently, I gave a talk at an event organized by the local chapter of the Women’s Federation for World Peace. My talk was entitled: “3 […]
Continue reading »7 Ways to Stop Internalizing Patriarchy
I’ve noticed in the last several workshops I’ve facilitated, that feminists, like the rest of us, have internalized patriarchal ways of being. Indeed, I wrote […]
Continue reading »7 Steps to Building a Friendship with God
After finishing our book, The Dimensions of True Self – A Workbook for Living and Leading Authentically, I read a book called Friendship with God – An […]
Continue reading »4 Tips about My New Book: The Four Ethics
I’ve been working on a couple of books with co-authors, but this one showed up one morning with a silent insistence: write me now. It […]
Continue reading »My Journey: 5 Steps to Awakened Living
I’ve been on a journey of awakening my true self for several years.* When I look back though, I realize I’ve always been on this […]
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