Maybe this is you. You're feeling stuck, or a little sad, or at loose ends because you need more in your life. Maybe it's to follow your creative ideas wherever they lead. Maybe it's an insistent feeling that you have something to offer the world, and you're not sure what it is or how to go about it. Maybe you're scared to fail, or scared to succeed. Or maybe a little of each.

Sometimes your dreams feel too big and too out of reach, but there's a part of you that believes you can realize those dreams. You start and you stop, daring to hope, getting the tiniest bit closer, taking some brave steps and then retreating. You feel sad and maybe even ashamed when you let yourself down, and then you tell yourself a zillion stories about how and why your dream is impossible.

So why not just give up? Because the small, tenacious part of you that wants the dream, the part that still believes in magic, has wisdom, depth, and richness and is hoping you'll receive its gifts.

I've been there. I still go there sometimes. I am sometimes messy and don't have everything figured out. But I have a few techniques and love helping people get from Point A to Point Whatever. Your Whatever may seem fuzzy or elusive now, but there is beauty and honor in the process.

We can look at what your dreams are and how you can move closer to them, using practices we design together. I believe, too, that part of getting closer to those dreams is witnessing the beauty that surrounds us, experiencing more moments of awe in our everyday lives, seeing with fresh eyes and a sense of wonder and play, along with tangible steps.

If any or all of this feels true and right, I'd love to co-create with you. And co-creating is key. Not only do hierarchical relationships give me a rash, they don't work well, in my experience. You have the answers, and sometimes working with an active listener and curious questioner who's excited about your dreams is what's needed to bring those answers to the surface.

This is not about rainbows and unicorns (although those are super awesome and should be appreciated), and transcendent moments can co-exist with the gamut of emotions. I don't believe in masking sadness or anger, or that we can wave a wand and suddenly feel grateful or happy or sparkly, unless those feelings are genuine. It means feel what you feel and at the same time, together, we make some room for some everyday wonder and magic and for tangible practices that move you toward what you dream of most.