Every weekend for about month, I’ve been going through all those boxes in the basement that I have moved from place to place for years. I keep moving them, half because I didn’t make the time to go through them — and half because I assumed that I had them…

With 23 years of practice under my belt, I feel like I finally learned how to do yoga. And by “do yoga” I’m not referring to my ability to get myself into certain poses, I believe that is ongoing work. …

photo by edward stojakovic A couple of years ago, I was invited to a wedding in Portland, Oregon. I rarely pass up an opportunity to spend a few days there, so my boyfriend and I got tickets that would afford us a few days of adventuring. …

photo by Maurizio Costanzo I have been practicing yoga for a long time. One thing I’ve been frustrated with over the years is my inability to maintain a steady practice through all the noise and life that happens and makes it hard to keep going back to the mat. …

One step at a time — actual fortune cookie A little over four years ago, I co-founded a non-profit organization called Of Scars with my friend Kate Bailey. Kate and I work with breast cancer survivors to find ways to help them improve, or even just comprehend, their life as a breast cancer survivor. Once the…

In Response to “The Lost Art of Management” — I have a response to the article, The Lost Art of Management by Alex Chuang. When I read this article I said YAY!!! to myself. …

and I don’t feel bad about it. — Today I was lazy. If you know you me, you know that I had to work really hard to get to Lazy. In the last several years, I had fallen into habits of constant scheduling — back to back meetings all day at work, rushing to get the kids and…