What's under this? What's behind this? What keeps this going? Who do I need to meet? How can I map out the path to meeting them? All of the Who, What, When, Where, How really came to the fore in my amazing conversation with BaseStud.io
I talk about it a lot. The personal joy that lies underneath a person's climate leadership - and could well feel fully separate from it - is the key. There tends to be an interesting story about how the community you bike, play music, do sports, or knit
An old friend asked me via email this past weekend how I found my podcast guests. She had just listened to my Name & Fame podcast conversation with Janelle Kellman. How did I come across Janelle and then make our interview happen? It’s a winding map worth noting here,
I have been sitting with this question about permission a bit (a lot) lately, and wondering what it brings up for you. My guess is something comes up immediately. A thing you've been circling. A way of working, leading, or just being, that you keep pushing back down
Friends! I have been behind the scenes working on this new show, mainly, figuring it out on my own (with expert editing help from Syd Gladu - who is also my neighbor in Seattle). So, here I am quietly launching this first episode of Name & Fame (amazing art/icon
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For those of you who are new to my work, thanks for checking it out. For my subscribers who have been with me for awhile - you rock! It's so great to be among my people. 😄 I have just migrated from Substack, so there may be some links
I’ve been thinking a lot about which of the things I do come so joyfully and naturally that I’d do them, no matter what. What about you? If we get too practical, it stops us in our tracks. We would likely think “why even go there… no one
I have been drawn to those “one less car” bumper stickers for years. The idea is so simple. Those who use bikes as transportation are not jumping up and down to fight cars, but they are pointing out that by being one less car, that actually gives more road over
My interview on the New Ways podcast
A Truth We Democracy and Climate Folks Should Work With
Connect the dots and shift the social norms of leadership
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Break from the climate choir and resist FOMO
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On Being A Hype Woman for Climate Influence0:00/2001× Today, I’m launching a new approach to my Substack. The audio will be me enthusing about an idea or an exciting-to-me topic (and I’ll always include the auto-generated transcript for that) , while the newsletter will be more to
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And, remembering yours will make a difference for your leadership
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Walking the talk is at the root of it.
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How the very thin membrane of leadership norms gets in the way
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Why the individual shifts of leaders are Climate Influence storytelling gold
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The Climate Influence Secret
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A cultural drift tells the best story
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How biking became the driver for my own climate influence
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Be the example that inspires your peers to show THEIRS
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It's time for a leadership mindset shift
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Are you paying attention?