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Today’s big idea we’re focusing on is the good and the bad of texting and emails when it comes to keeping relationships strong with the people we know and love. Just to be clear, I’m not talking about dating, as… more →
Welcome to the Give A Shit Challenge Day Two! Day Two’s focus is on doing a little research to find out who is already doing the work on whatever it is that’s upsetting you. You’re reading the transcript of an… more →
You know social media is a fun way to stay in touch with friends, promote your offerings if you’re a business owner, and follow your favorite influencers. But can it also be a powerful tool for creating change? Why yes,… more →
If you really want to do something to help change a big issue but your knees are knocking a little bit, or a lot, I get it. The thought of attending a march, or making calls to your fellow citizens,… more →
Gandhi said to be the change you wish to see, and of course, he’s right–we can’t wait for others to do things differently, we have to start with ourselves. But, if you only ever think about issues in terms of… more →
I know we’re a couple weeks out now from the most recent horrific mass shootings, and likely others have occurred. Because according to reporting by the Washington Post, there were 12 mass shootings over Memorial Day weekend alone. (For the… more →
I’m sure you’ve experienced the pain of having your hopes dashed because things didn’t turn out as you expected. How can you let go of expectations and accept changes in plans with more grace? That’s what we’re talking about today. … more →
A key piece of being a better person is knowing when and how to re-think your beliefs and change your mind. Because the world is always changing, and our ideas, understanding, and knowledge have to change along with it. That’s… more →
This week on the podcast, in honor of Election Day, I’m talking about how to be a better, more engaged citizen. Most of us know it’s important vote in our presidential elections, but those only come around every four years…. more →
Today’s big idea is that the elected officials who represent you in government are interested in hearing what people think about the issues that they’re working on–or not working on. And, remember, you are one of those people. So, they… more →