by lori | Dec 3, 2015 | Essays, Getting Lost, Wayfinding, Writing
After reading yet another repetitive, tired article this morning about increasing my productivity as a writer, I made a vow. As of 10 a.m., December 3rd, 2015, I will never again click on a link promising to teach me about increasing my productivity as a writer. I... by lori | Feb 11, 2015 | Flash, Getting Lost, Poetry, Wayfinding
a little flash poetry for Jeffrey David Zacko-Smith And when discussing qualities of effective leaders So many people list communication balance being authentic walking your talk many people And So many others. It just gets confusing to someone someone to me.... by lori | Jan 9, 2014 | Getting Lost, Stillness, Wayfinding
I learned something strange and wonderful this winter: How significant a change I feel the need to make in my life has a fairly direct proportional relationship to how many days I’m willing to do nothing to get it. Yes, nothing. There is a time and place for action... by lori | Aug 29, 2013 | Getting Lost
Or, “Things I like about working for myself #4232: procrastination as an indicator that I really should be doing something else entirely.” As I looked at the blank page for my blog post this morning, I couldn’t focus. I was restless. Distracted. Not... by lori | Dec 18, 2012 | FAQ, Getting Lost, Story
Two and a half weeks ago, our dear Grady dog stopped eating. No other obvious trouble: just no eating. First clearly saying NO to dog food. The next day, saying NO to treats. And the following day, NO to cooked chicken and turkey and meatloaf. Today, four veterinary... by lori | Jun 11, 2012 | Getting Lost
I’m having a rough month. Normally I love being off balance. And to ensure that I can believe myself when I say that, research-nerd me spent this morning gathering evidence from the life of the real, off-balance-loving me. A girl who: willingly, happily leaves a...