I’m popping in from amongst moving boxes to draw your attention to a fun story sitting in this week’s #swipefile. A warning up front, though: the picture included, while of an ancient hill figure in the English countryside, may be NSFW (or children, if W is home right now!). …

Why don’t we do the things we imagine? The simple answer: because they’re not yet real enough for us to understand how to actually do them. While that can be what gets in the way of you making a change in your own life, it absolutely gets in the way…

Humans are funny creatures. Even when we’re searching for the “right” answer or idea for something, we can hear various versions of that right answer over and over again without ever really hearing it at all. And then one day, BOOM, we read or hear the version that we can’t…

For your reading pleasure this week, it’s a dose of classic Red Thread Newsletter nuttiness. Yes, that’s right, we’re diving back into the Swipefile, those links to stories, studies, and other interesting stuff you can use that I share every week on various social platforms. …

Today we’re going to talk about change. Honestly, though, that’s pretty much the only thing I talk about, when you come right down to it. …

Phew! We made it! Okay, maybe that’s just for me, since my book just (finally?!) launched on Monday. But, rather than talk about the book directly this week, I wanted to talk about Avengers: Age of Ultron instead. Yes, you read that right. What does Avengers: Age of Ultron have…

Have you ever heard that cooking advice about how to know pasta is done? That you throw it at the wall and see if it sticks? Have you ever done something similar with your messaging? Have you ever loaded up your copy or your presentation with all the amazing things…

From the masks that hang from magnetic hooks on the inside of my front door to almost forgetting what it’s like to get on a plane or eat in a restaurant, the pandemic has changed so much of every part of my life this past year — maybe yours, too…

It’s “back in the saddle time” after a week away with my other job: Momming. This week, though, my focus is all on the beginning of your message, and more specifically, why the start of your message is arguably the most important part of it. In this case, though, I’m…