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The Quiet Source
If there’s one thread woven through all my books, it’s Infinite Intelligence—the quiet current moving through everything.
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Book Launch Day.
Today, It’s So Super F❤️cking Important (And You’re Not Invited) steps out into the world.
Aug 13
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My new book. PRESALE today!
I didn’t set out to write a book with a title that sounds like a dare.
Aug 8
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The Story Behind the Title (And Why I Had to Keep It)
You may be wondering how I came up with a title as strange, bold, and defiant as It’s So Super F❤️cking Important (And You’re Not Invited).
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July 2025
❤️ New Book Announcement (FINALLY!)
A quiet revolution for introverts, deep thinkers, and creative souls
Jul 29
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Into the Wild at 47
In this raw and beautiful reflection, we follow one woman’s journey from burnout to bliss, as she leaves her job, rents out her home, and sets off solo…
Jul 24
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Geographic Arbitrage in Indonesia
In just a few weeks, my wife and I will be boarding a flight to Indonesia.
Jul 16
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The Quiet Ache for Less
Some stories come to us polished—after the leap has already been made, the job quit, the road taken.
Jul 10
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The Point of Life Is Not What You Think
There are certain dreams that arrive uninvited, impossible to explain, burning like a secret fire in the chest.
Jul 3
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June 2025
Burned Out Before 30, Reborn in the Wild
One of my favorite things about sharing my work is hearing from others who’ve made similar leaps—people who’ve walked away from the known to follow…
Jun 25
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She Let It All Go. And Found Everything.
It was the philosopher and adventurer in me that brought me to buses, trains, boats, and planes, even bikes!
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The Slow Process of Editing Ourselves
As humans, our greatest flaw is believing we are flawed.
Jun 18
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