Clear, practical thinking about the human problems of our time. I write to help you stay steady, stay connected, and act from love, even when fear is loud.
Practical books for people who care, and who feel the strain of caring.
Building personal resilience, mental clarity, and emotional stability
For anyone whose usual ways of coping have stopped working. Drawing on Viktor Frankl, Aaron Antonovsky, and decades of counseling, it gives you a way to get your footing back.
From confusion to clarity, from division to integrity
For people questioning beliefs they once held, or worn down by anger and division. A gentle path back to yourself, without shame. A study guide is available for groups.
Responsible AI stewardship for nonprofits
How to decide if, when, and how your organization should use AI, without losing sight of the people you serve. Comes with two companion workbooks.
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"Very well written and a valid tool for those who need the help."
You are in a waiting room, holding your phone, reading the same message for the third time. It is from someone who needs something from you. Everyone seems to need something from you right now. Part...
Read the essayI'm a counselor, coach, and writer. My whole working life has been about one question: what helps people stay healthy, clear, and connected when life gets hard?
Now I write for conscientious people who feel the weight of this moment. My aim is simple: tell the truth about hard things, and never leave you alone with it.
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Love is more than a feeling. It's a verb.
It gives us the courage to face what's real, stay connected, and take the next right step. Fear may be present. It doesn't get to drive.