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. […]
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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 […]
Continue reading »Negotiating with a Cockroach: Overcoming a Phobia
Recently, I’ve been reflecting on my usual fearful behavior when it comes to cockroaches. I have a phobia, and usually my reaction goes something like […]
Continue reading »7 Signs of Child Abuse in Adult Relationships
I can’t help but detect patterns of behavior that stem from trauma. My own history of learning behavioral sciences, and being a survivor of child […]
Continue reading »8 Ways to Flourish Professionally as an Entrepreneur
On April 29, Alchemus Prime turned 8 years old. As we continue to do exactly what we want to do and nothing we don’t, we […]
Continue reading »5 Things to Remember about Love, Life and Death
Recently I watched a movie called Two Hearts on Netflix. I won’t give away details because I highly recommend watching it for yourself, but I […]
Continue reading »10 Signs of Abuse in Adults
There’s so much written about abuse on vulnerable people that it is hard to capture everything in this blog. However, as a follow up to […]
Continue reading »The Four Phases of Flourishing: Bioneers 2023
I am writing from all the magic and excitement of Bioneers – my favorite conference – being held in Berkeley, California. This year, I was […]
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