Question of the day… What seems to be folding in on itself?
Folding Fleece
A trial period
If you read my last blog post you know I’ve committed to a new daily practice. I’ve been trying it out for the last month to be sure it was a commitment I could keep and thought I’d start this series of postings by sharing those images in a slide show for you to watch More…
Presence as a daily practice
As I read James Clear book, Atomic Habits, I am reminded of the many times I’ve made small, incremental changes to my life patterns that eventually resulted in daily habits that lasted years and changed my life forever. What I’ve found is that for me the life of a daily habit usually lasts around five to seven years. And that at each phase, over time, I began to recognize a new identity for myself.
View from My Meditation Cushion
I’m playing with the portrait mode on my iPhone. Here’s one that intrigues me. Question of the day…What are you reflecting on today?
Folded Snow
While I haven’t been posting for a while, it doesn’t mean I haven’t been photographing. I’m working on several new photography projects that aren’t yet ready for posting, and then occasionally I come up with an image that’s perfect for this blog. Here’s my latest. Question of the day…How can you simplify your life?
Dots and Dashes
Question of the day… How would things look if you took a bird’s eye view?
Workshop: The power of images to change your perspective
I’m so pleased to announce that I will be offering a new workshop at the Long River Gallery in White River Junction, Vermont. As my long time blog followers know, for many years now I’ve been exploring the ways that a photo can help change our perspective by using it as a spring board to More…
Fall in Vermont
OK. I can’t help it. After all, I live in Vermont. Saturday was one of those gorgeous fall days — cool, sunny, and the colors were glorious! Question of the day… What are the typical signs of change in your life?
The art of designing really effective meetings
My good friend and colleague, Beth Tener, is a long-time meeting designer and facilitator. Beth is highly skilled at designing meetings that are both collaborative and consequential. She’s now offering three workshops to share what she’s learned about how to design meetings that do more. I highly recommend attending one or more! You might also More…
Introducing a New Photo/Question Game
I’m so excited to be launching my new set of photo/question cards called Intuitive Directions®. Nine years in the making and drawing from my daily photo blog that ran from 2009 to 2014, this new “game” contains a pair of dice and seven decks of 25 cards each, organized around seven themes. Embody (red) More…