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 | Dec 31, 2013 | Wayfinding
For the past month we’ve been packing and saying goodbye to our Seattle home and lives, fretting about our new home loan processes closing on time (which they didn’t, we closed December 24th instead of the 18th, which was a lot more stressful than it sounds), and then... by lori | Sep 24, 2013 | Creating
This post is dedicated to my new friend Joey Gray, who told me upon our very first meeting this week that, at age 43, it’s high time I move past my stubborn insistence on always being the learner in the room and never, ever, the teacher. Here’s what I’ve learned about... by lori | Sep 12, 2013 | Wayfinding
While cleaning my office this morning I found an old journal called Gratitude: A Journal. It actually says that on its salmon-colored cover and spine. According to the first entry, I got it in July 2009—and as I now recall, I got one for me, one for my mom, and one... 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...