Aaaand, we’re back! Fred & I just got home from walking the Camino. We estimate we walked about 225 miles over three weeks. The rest of the time was travel, rest and relaxing. Kind of like a Camino va...
Right after walking my first Camino, I traveled to Miami to give a talk about the huge impact that experience had on my life and my work.Â
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One of the biggest challenges I faced while getting ready...
It is only in adventure that some people succeed in knowing themselves …
- AndrĂ© GideÂ
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There’s a difference between being a Tourist and a Traveler.Â
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You probably feel that just by reading tho...
As you read this, I’m getting ready for my fourth walk on the Camino. So delightful to be able to say that!
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It’ll be the first time that Fred and I are walking for more than a few days together, a...
A couple of things collided this past week and got me thinking about how I (and maybe you) move forward in life.Â
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Talking to a friend, I told him about a guided reading I’d done years ago that tru...
I’m a big sing-in-the-car girl. My current favorite song? “Hopeless Wanderer” by Mumford & Sons. Â
Every time I hear it, I’m moved by these lines:
So when your hopes on fire
But you know your desire
...As I get ready to walk the Camino de Santiago again, I’m walking down the memory lane of my first solo one.Â
One of the biggest challenges I faced while getting ready for that trip was deciding what ...
Have I ever told you why I really walked the Camino de Santiago by myself?
You may have heard me say it was because I wanted to do something big & scary by myself, which is completely true. But it’s n...
Why do I keep suggesting that you go for a walk?
Because I know it’s the key to connecting with your truth, what’s next for you and to everything that your heart desires. Not bad for such a simple ex...
There are some questions that love to pop their heads up at 3AM:
Is this really what I want?
Am I still on the right path?
What's next for me?
Why does my life feel less fulfilling than I thought it...