With almost half of the year behind us, although it feels like numerous lifetimes have passed, now presents an excellent time to reflect. What have been the key learnings you’ve taken from this year? Writing these down to reflect on later is a gift your future self will thank you for. Are you becoming more…

Most of my favorite memories are from accomplishing difficult tasks with people I love. Another way of phrasing the above is: seeking discomfort together. This year, I’ve taken more initiative to create those growing experiences. Seeing these experiences unfold and witnessing the impact on myself and my friends has been another log on the fire…

Those three words evoke action. Today we live by it, tomorrow we may die by it. But at least we did it. Photo by Cameron Venti on Unsplash.

My friends are my superiors. They lead by example and in turn help me become the person I want, and need, to be. For example, I lead a weekly group discussion. For a while, the engagement from the group has been an area I’d like to see improve. To increase engagement a new structure was…

Control is an illusion. (for the most part) If there’s anything 2020 has taught me, that would summarize it. And what can I say, that’s not new information. I just had to learn it the hard way. Photo by Dave Hoefler on Unsplash.