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  • 7/14/17 || It’s a good week

    7/14/17 || It’s a good week

    It’s the weekend! To celebrate that, and my tentative (semi-regular?) return to this space, here’s good things from this week. I’ve written before about the desire to be untethered, but also rooted deeply in a place. This appeals to the former, and brings attention to nomad women, rather than the usual tech bros in Bali…

  • 2016 Goals

    I know I’m late to the party on this, but I didn’t want to let too much more time go by before sharing some of my goals for this not-so-new year. And maybe I’m trying too hard here, but it could be better to focus on goals now that the year has started and we’re…

  • 2015 in Bullet Points

    Not every year has to be awesome. It’s inevitable that some years won’t be. Sometimes it’s hard to remember that, especially when everyone on Twitter is all “2015 was flawless!” and “Saying goodbye to a stellar year!” Frankly, I couldn’t be happier that 2015 has seen its way out, may the door hit it. But…

  • 2014 To Do List: Resolutions vs. Goals

    I pretty much ascribe to the school of thought that resolutions are generally whack. The things I want to do more of (or less of) each year tend to be pretty much the same. More creating, experimenting, traveling, friend hangs, etc. Our Unravelling the Year Ahead experience is pretty great for mapping out your year…

  • 2013 in Review, Bullet Style

    These year in review posts are all over the interwebs, but my favorite format has been Pam’s bullets. She recommends that you keep a .txt file throughout the year of your accomplishments. That way, when asked about accomplishments at a job interview or review, or just in your own personal reflection, you have something to…

  • 2013 – What’s the Word?

    After a low key NYE, I spent New Year’s Day on the couch further trying to recover from whatever nasty thing I contracted right after Christmas.  Chad and I took the opportunity to work through Susannah Conway’s Unravelling the Year Ahead year planning tool. The workbook claims it will take an hour, but it took…