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Original Post July 2023 I was introduced to the Love Languages when my children were young. At the time, I was already deep into personality typing through the Enneagram and the DISC model, and I was fascinated by how differently people experience connection. Even then, it seemed obvious to me that if two people are…
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Original Post August 2023 I first encountered The Pilgrim’s Progress when my children were young. I read a modernized version—the original can be dense—but the story stayed with me. Even with its overt allegory and characters named things like Hopeful and Goodwill, it struck something deep. At its core, the story is simple. Christian feels…
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Original Post November 2023 My relationship with Human Design has continued, but over time I fell more deeply into the Gene Keys. As I’ve embraced a more feminine, receptive way of understanding myself, I’ve been drawn to Richard Rudd’s language—less mechanical, more compassionate, more forgiving of the human experience. One thing I noticed almost immediately:…
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Original Post June, 2025 For a while now, I’ve felt like I’m living inside a pressure cooker. Not the kind that explodes randomly, but the kind that builds—slowly, predictably—until movement becomes inevitable. Looking back, the biggest turning points of my life didn’t come from careful planning. They came from a perfect storm of internal forces…
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When I turned fifty, I decided to learn to read sheet music and play the piano. I started from absolute zero—I didn’t even know where middle C was. I set myself a clear goal: to sight-read and play Moonlight Sonata before I stopped lessons. In the beginning, I used the simplified sheet music with letters…