There are some things we're generally remarkably good at doing alone. Paying bills. Showing up to work. Taking care of everybody else. Making the appointment. Handling the problem. Keeping things moving. And then there are the things we can spend months trying to figure out by ourselves. Should I stay or go? Is this really what I want? Why do I keep doing this? What happens next? Am I making the right decision? Why am I so tired when nothing is technically wrong? And sometimes we don’t even...

Let's say we had an hour together Reader, What would you talk about? Maybe you've been wondering if you're actually happy with the life you've created. Maybe work has changed and you're trying to figure out what comes next. Maybe you're exhausted from carrying something that nobody else seems to understand. Maybe there's a decision you've been avoiding. Maybe you're successful—but you're tired of being successful this way. Maybe you keep saying, “I know what I need to do,” and then somehow...

I've been quiet Reader, Like… really quiet. I haven't sent you an email in almost eight months, and I haven't published a podcast either. And no, I didn't run out of things to say. I needed to spent a lot of time paying attention to what was happening in my own life, mending fractured beliefs, and in the spaces where I work with people. A lot has changed. And honestly? I didn't want to keep showing up simply because the internet says we're supposed to keep showing up. I wanted to say...