This is the best I’ve felt all year. Here’s what I’m busy doing.
Earlier today, I sent out a newsletter to those of you who subscribe to my updates. In case you missed it, I’m also posting a link here.
Posts about my private life and other thoughts that don’t fit in the other categories.
Earlier today, I sent out a newsletter to those of you who subscribe to my updates. In case you missed it, I’m also posting a link here.
I just received my first copies of my new book, Talking Across the Divide. A friend recorded my reaction to opening the box and seeing my hard work in print for the first time. Here’s the video.
Here’s a new welcome—to this website and to my new YouTube channel.
In April 2018, I hosted my first public Facebook Live “Ask Me Anything” Q&A. People had a lot of great questions, personal and otherwise. Check out the video to see how it went.
As previously announced to my mailing list, tonight (April 5) at 9pm Eastern, I’m hosting a Facebook Live Q&A. I hope you can make it! To join, just visit my Facebook page.
When I feel dejected, frustrated, lonely, or sad, there are some things I do that often help. Feel free to try these if things in your life or the world have gotten you down. In no particular order: I listen to music—first to help me process my emotions and then to help me move into … Read more
After 16 years running the nonprofit I founded, my life went in a new direction. Here’s the letter I wrote to my friends in early 2018.
Friends, It is with tremendous sorrow that I must share this formal statement, which is going out on GCN’s channels today. I have known about this since May but haven’t been able to speak about it, which is why I’ve been silent on social media. I wish I could comment on it further, but I … Read more
I’m an introvert, and I have a love-hate relationship with my phone. Here’s a humorous (but true) post about how to use the phone with people like me.
A few days after my mom’s death, I wrote this to help my friends know how to support me. Everyone grieves differently, but maybe this list will help you next time someone close to you has a tragedy and you aren’t sure what to do or say.