Be Still. Be Free. Be Content.

A dear friend from school, Tricia, played volleyball at Grant High School. I would line judge for the team when she played back in the 90s, and we remained connected over the years. She unknowingly helped me overcome significant challenges with my mental health when I started college in 1994. A few weekends ago, my Read More…

I’ve been known to want to come save the day when I see others struggle. Although in my professional life, as a Personal Concierge, this can be lucrative, extremely helpful to my clients and satisfying to myself, it has, at times, been harmful in my personal life. Over the past few years I have been Read More…

Late the other night, as I laid in bed, a name came to me. For the past few months, I’ve been trying to think of a person, whom over 20 years ago, had a significant influence on my life.  I’m confident she does not know the impact she had, and in some way, I wanted Read More…

No one’s  eulogy ever describes what they had. Instead, they often describe who they were. While living the life that will become your legacy, I’d like you to consider these 3-R’s. Realize: There’s a credibility that comes with struggle, because only then do you truly have the ability to understand and empathize with another person. Read More…