Be Wild Blog
From zooming sled dogs to Zoom meetings, how do we keep and hold people’s attention?
From zooming sled dogs to Zoom meetings, how do we keep and hold people’s attention? As I write this, I am deep into planning the Healing the Healers Dogsled Days -- the day trips my mushing partner and I have envisioned and discussed and imagined and created over many, many [...]
What if we lightened up a little bit?
What if we lightened up a little bit? I was trying to decide how I would approach a speaking engagement in which most attendees were going to be suspicious of anyone wearing a mask. For me, there was no question that I would wear one (or maybe two), but I [...]
Solstice is a powerful teacher
Solstice is a powerful teacher: the trickster who invites you to go out sledding on a moon-less night. Daring you to take a risk, to lean in, to stay with what is uncertain and unseen. She whispers in your ear as the sled starts to move, “Your vision limits you [...]
The Cure for exhaustion
The cure for exhaustion As we enter this time of winter solstice—the shortest days and longest nights—it feels like a time ripe for reflection. It’s been a challenging year world-wide as we continue to wrangle with a pandemic that has left no one and nothing untouched. And I have yet [...]
Bringing our whole selves to work
Bringing our whole selves to work Nearly all of my speaking engagements these days share something in common. The conference organizers are choosing themes that center around bringing your “whole self” to work. This trend goes beyond coincidence and crosses all sectors and industries where I’ve spoken these past many [...]
Letting go of ‘what was’
Wouldn’t it be cool to track the flight pattern of leaves as they fall? I often think about the particular timing of each leaf, the gust of wind or slow separation from the branch that sends it on its way. I smile as I imagine the Olympic dismount of colorful [...]
