
my life often makes no sense at all and perfect sense at the same time. i've learned to follow the pulls. like the tide, they always know where they're going — even when i don't. personal essays from kauai & wherever the tide takes me. founder: undrstory
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A friend called out of the blue. We hadn’t talked in maybe six weeks. She had an update: she and her partner were separating. Within 30 minutes, she called back in tears. Things had escalated and she needed to pack up and get out quickly....
Clothing as honest self-expression
I’ve been curious about how we’d all show up literally if we leaned into our most expressive selves. Would you still wear that dress? Still rock all black? What’s the...
I’m closing the Artist’s Way book for the last time. a friend has already asked to borrow it and start her own twelve week journey. but my mind won’t leave one paragraph in the epilogue alone — because I am reading a woman describe my own t...
I was sad. Not angry. Not defensive. Just quietly, deeply sad.
Because I already knew that eating less wasn’t the answer. I knew something else entirely was happening inside my body — something that had been building for years — and yet ev...
i signed a deal that stated: you take care of the quality. i’ll take care of the quantity.
week nine of the artist’s way had us map out one main project we are working on, name our fears and our blocks, then sign a commitment in writing to...
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founder of undrstory. i read the hidden layer in organizations for a living. here i do it for myself — in essays about the tides, the turns, and the things that take time to land.
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