3 New Cookbooks: A Sneak Peak
We’re not exactly sure how we keep inventing new recipes, just that it keeps happening. We are excited to give you a sneak peak into […]
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5 Reasons We Don’t Stand Up for Ourselves
This post was triggered by a particular moment in the film, Satyaprem ki Katha, which I very highly recommend by the way, and won’t spoil […]
Continue reading »9 Reasons We are More Alike than Different
As I reflect on a few recent activities, including reading a book about human civilization and watching a show about festivals, I am inspired to […]
Continue reading »3 Reasons Your Friend Uses you like a Search Engine
I’ve been observing this phenomenon for a few years. A friend or relative calls up and asks a simple question that could be answered by […]
Continue reading »3 Reasons Toxic Leaders Can’t be Feminists
I have a record number of coaching clients at the moment, and based on their collective experiences and my own, I’ve been reflecting on what […]
Continue reading »7 Ingredients for a Rejuvenating Retreat
I got back from a yoga retreat recently and began a period of reflection on my experience. One of the best outcomes has been to […]
Continue reading »2 Gaps in Gender Work: Pacific Update 2023
I attended the Pacific Update at the Laucala Campus, University of the South Pacific this week. It was eye-opening, with dynamic speakers and interesting topics. […]
Continue reading »Being S.A.F.E. – Our 33rd Book is a Crash Course on Boundaries
It was a late night in April. It was the night before I was to fly to the U.S. after about 3 years away. I […]
Continue reading »5 Tips about People Who Believe in Conspiracy Theories
I’ve been back to traveling this year. It feels like parts of me are still scattered in the countries I’ve visited so far, pondering my […]
Continue reading »4 Reflections about Immersive Experiences
I traveled to Vanuatu recently as part of some consulting work. It was a last-minute request, so I spent most of the time I had […]
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