The natural world presents a totally different way of living.

Imagine watching a different graduation ceremony that has none of your kids in it and you still laughed and cried. 

Try to travel, otherwise you may become racist, and you may end up believing that your skin is the only one to be right...

Leading from the Heart helps everyone, especially these soggy racers that I passed by the other day along the Pacific Coast Highway

On my car that is. Actually, it was a ton of dirt that had me paying way more than I ever have to get the outside and inside of my cobalt bl

Last Saturday, about 50 of us gathered at 7:00 am on Dana Strand. I only knew my daughter—a volunteer at the Pacific Marine Wildlife Center—

My dear friend and soul sister Marilyn Semonick writes a weekly column called Wednesday Wisdom. Always Short. Pithy. Pertinent. Profound....

“STOP RIGHT THERE,” my mind shouted. “PUT THINGS IN PERSPECTIVE!”

Death Valley, CA. The name alone sent shivers up my spine when my husband suggested that we create a family reunion there. How wrong I was

Have you ever felt that way—so taken by a child that all work and worry vanishes?

From Confucius to Mohammed, from Martin Luther King to Abe Lincoln, it is the stories people remember.

I learned that a mother brown bear can deliver three cubs from three different fathers at the same time!

I just finished presenting a closing keynote for about 350 health care professionals from across the United States.

Goosebumps! That’s what it’s like to be the opening AND closing keynote speaker for TOP OF THE TABLE at the Million Dollar Roundtable...

The basket in the hands of artist Rebecca Lolosoli of the Umoja Uaso in Kenya now graces my desktop.

As we start back this school season, I believe United World College Costa Rica has lessons for each of us about resilience.

The first practice to cultivate resilience is to accept what is given. Denying reality will never produce the variety of potential responses

April 22 – Earth Day-- has come and gone. But for those of us committed to saving a planet, the work is never over. And for my...

Three days ago, I got word that Dr. Jeff Salz, my cultural anthropologist friend and adventure traveler died from COVID 19 in Ecuador.

Our recent national struggles have motivated me to revisit our nation’s history and dig deeper into how we got here. It’s also ruffled my...