Who I Am.
I love humans and am fascinated by them.
I see you. I hear you. Your sun will come up again.
I am a connector. I connect you to you and you to others.
I like to invite everyone. They matter.
I am a truthteller.
I walked a minimum of 6 minutes every day for 1251 days in a row.
You matter to me and your story does too.
I aim to stay self-aware and welcome feedback.
I know very little about politics and I don’t watch the news.
I love Jesus and God. I am also comfortable with the terms “higher power” and a few others.
I love my offspring. I have 3 of them.
My son Holden is an outstanding human. He is a recovering alcoholic & drug addict. Also known as a Sober Empathizer.
My Hadley Rae died at age 12 of pneumonia. She also had severe special needs.
My baby, Averi, is the most solid, stable human I know. Her very presence is breathtaking.
I am an ambassador of hope & a professional “piddler”, especially on Saturdays.
I like to cuss.
I aim to stay more curious and less critical.
I love me some yoga.
I am a straight shooter, and I don’t carry a gun.
I like to shake things up.
I love my gin and soda (no ice no lime).
I predominantly wear yoga pants and a hoodie – and typically wear all black.
I like to get real.
I am a pretty healthy person – and – I sometimes eat ramen noodles, (yes, the 17 cent ones full of MSG).
I am faith inclusive.
I was sexually abused. I am not a victim.
I accidentally put too much heavy cream in my coffee...weekly.
Inappropriate music often fills my tank.
I don’t go to church, but I experience God so beautifully in the company of my son’s sober gay community.
I am a risk taker.
I’ve been married to one man for 28 years. He is hot. And he is impacting business leaders all over the world.
I am very intentional in what I do and say.
I own my shit. At least I aim for it.
I value diversity.
I love my dogs. They are basically human kindergartners.
I love supporting women through personal transformation.
I bring order to chaos.
I am always leading and learning, offering hope and holding space.
My superpower is that I help others make shifts, that in turn, lead to positive forward movement.
I love to people watch at the airport.