Back to school isn’t what it usually is. So much changing as the summer of 2020 comes to an end.

The start of the school year is only a few weeks away and I’m not prepared mentally for it yet.

Pondering the extremes of humanity, while looking at the world around me and wondering what comes next.

When you are living your life virtually, where role do physical things play? That is what I’m rambling out loud about this morning.

The whole world is about to take a big stretch as we emerge from our protective places. What happens next?

I’ve been trying to collect my thoughts on what advice I could give to my students and after much struggling these are my words.

My lust for the outdoors was satisfied and fueled by watching the latest version of “The Call of the Wild."

I wish I could hustle hard and do new things during the pandemic, but the constant threat of sickness and death makes it hard to concentrate. That is ok and you need to know that.

I felt compelled to share an update and some thoughts on the world around me as COVID-19 puts all of our lives on hold.

Helpful advice for anyone who might need to prepare from working or teaching from home.

What happens when you take twenty students and put them through an intensive learning experience around the concepts of social entrepreneurship?

The older your kids get, the harder it is to parent. I’m rolling along with the waves of change.

When the first book you read in a new decade is one by an artist who inspired you, good things must be coming down the road.

The new book Creative Calling from Chase Jarvis is a must read for anyone who is compelled to make creating a bigger part of their life and work.

The inaugural PhotoNexus event celebrating the art of photography took place in Santa Fe, New Mexico and I was fortunate enough to be invited to attend and participate.

This fall, both of our kids will be in college and our house is going to feel a whole lot emptier and that has me worried.

Part tribute. Part reminder. The story of my latest tattoo.

As I get older, I find myself pondering things for longer than in the past. This morning it is around the idea of trust and who I give it to.

As an educator every shooting at a school gets my attention. I wonder when we will start working to fix the problem rather than hoping it will go away.

The process of choosing a college for my daughter has concluded and now we begin the next stage of life.