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Just’In Perspective: Looking Inward to Move Forward
Listening to What You Already Know, So You Can Do What You’re Meant to Do I’ve read the books. I’ve downloaded the apps. I’ve color-coded my calendar and created recurring reminders to prioritize the priorities. But here’s the hard truth: none of it works unless I actually listen to myself. And listening—to your own wisdom,…
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Spice, Sun & the Call of the Wild? No: the Call to Cook Mexican Food!
There’s something about sunshine in Seattle that flips a switch in people. The kind that warms your arms through a sweatshirt, makes my dog Kenzo pause in a sunbeam, and—apparently—demands I start cooking Mexican food like I’m hosting a block party. It started with a pan of Green Chili chicken Enchiladas by Williams-Sonoma, a recipe…
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Just In Time, Iron Chef Style: The Culinary Combat of Strategy and Instinct
Welcome back. If you read my first post, Just’In Perspective: Embrace Your First Step, you already know: I’m not chasing perfection—I’m chasing momentum. I’m in it for the moments where clarity meets courage. The ones that invite you to move forward—not because you’re ready, but because it’s time. This time, let’s head to the kitchen—specifically, the…
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Just In Perspective: Embrace Your First Step
Ready, Set, GO! Lao Tzu, the Chinese philosopher and writer, once wrote, “千里之行，始于足下,” which translates roughly to, “A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” So simple: a thousand miles seems daunting, but just take the first step, and you’re on your way. So go! Begin! There’s something powerful about beginnings. They…
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