PinnedMember-onlyWhy You Have Nowhere To Go In LifeLife is not linear. It’s a magnificent dance that invites us to be more than we can imagine. You have helped set forth a powerful unfolding. By reading this, you make space for truth to arise in a world that resists the unknown. You accept an invitation to take the…Self Improvement4 min readSelf Improvement4 min read
PinnedMember-only7 Ways To Let Go Of The PastWhat Moving On Really Means We avoid the unknown. Holding on to the safety of the ordinary world gives us a sense of control. It’s a story of love. It’s a dream. It’s all of the things we think we need to be in life while we miss out on…Letting Go6 min readLetting Go6 min read
PinnedMember-onlyFive Uncomfortable Truths About DivorceReal love is no easy path- the readiness is everything. May we grieve loss without personalizing it. May we learn to love ourselves in the absence of the lover- Jeff Brown If you have ever been through a divorce, you know the constant battle of shame, regret, sadness, anger, and…Love7 min readLove7 min read
PinnedMember-onlyA Letter To My Ex-Wife On Our Anniversary DateTen years ago, I walked over…. wait, a girl walked over to me, and we soon traveled the world together. Today would have been our sixth wedding anniversary. A day where we probably would have had a fancy dinner and some ice-cream while we watched Harry Potter and laughed at…Love4 min readLove4 min read
PinnedMember-onlyTwo Years of Sobriety Taught Me These Essential Lessons About LifeAt the height of my sobriety is my ability to express my truth authentically Another empty bottle, a night I regret. The smell of vodka pours from my sweat. Trapped between the past and future, I am walking on thin ice. One wrong step, my life, the price. — GK …Sobriety7 min readSobriety7 min read
Dec 1Member-onlyDoes It Ever End?Friday Flow From A Writer’s Mind 4:02 AM. The glowing digits of my Echo Dot pierced the dark, a beacon in the night. Tick, tick, tick — the relentless march of time echoed in the room, a rhythm to my restless thoughts. My body felt like a slab of concrete…Life2 min readLife2 min read
Nov 24Member-onlyThe Greatest Mistakes We MakeFriday Flows From A Writer's Mind — The phrase above is not just a marketing catchphrase for me. It resonates deeply with my current life. As I draft my new fiction book, which promises to be a captivating read, I’m reminded of Elbert Hubbard’s words: “The greatest mistake you can make in life is to be continually…Life Lessons2 min readLife Lessons2 min read
Nov 10Member-onlyA Wake-Up Call In The Glow of a ScreenJust the other night, as I was lost in the endless scroll of my phone, something small but significant happened. My daughter, Barbie in hand, looked up at me with those big, innocent eyes. “Daddy, will you play with me?” There I was, caught in the digital black hole, and…Happiness2 min readHappiness2 min read
Oct 27Member-onlyI’m Ditching Timelines In LifeAnd Here’s Why You Should Too — Authors Note** I am not here to teach but simply to share the unfiltered reflections of my mind. These words were born in the quiet, introspective hours of 4 a.m. when the world is still, and my thoughts run wild. You are about to read a raw, honest exploration of…Life Lessons3 min readLife Lessons3 min read
Oct 13Member-onlyReflections of ChangeGray Hairs, Wrinkles, and Fatherhood — As I stood before the mirror this morning, the reflection staring back at me was a poignant reminder of the march of time. At 39, I see the first hints of gray hair, etching their silvery threads through what once was a canvas of youth. Subtle lines and wrinkles trace…Life3 min readLife3 min read
