Navigating Resilience

11/22/2024

On the advice of a friend, I read this book and was so moved that I found a hardcopy at a used online bookstore. The book arrived yesterday, and as I opened the cover, I noticed this inscription, presumably to the last owner in 2018 .... to the universe, 'I hear you....I do'

P.S. John, whoever and wherever you are, your words of encouragement are true even today ....

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10/15/2024

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03/31/2024

A few words on 'visibility' -

I think we don't attribute enough power to the word 'visibility'. What visibility does is it frees people. In seeing others live their authentic selves, out loud, every day, it normalizes wonderful diversity that is the human condition.

When we can live freely we no longer exhaust ourselves by using all we have to keep the boat from rocking, by showing up as a peacemaker invested in everyone else's peace while we continue to survive in fear and chaos, moving from one trauma to another.

Visibility allows us to live free. Visibility gives us permission to realize the chains we wear. We can contribute more freely to problem solving. We can show up authentically at work, school, social functions and in everyday life. We life in freedom found by the vision that visibility gives us.

On this Transgender Day of Visibility may you find the peace and passion that loosens your chains to walk this world in full color and freedom.

01/02/2024

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11/20/2023

Honoring our transgender siblings lost to transphobic violence