Between the On-Ramp and the Off-Ramp with Stephanie Schroeder
She was on her way to San Diego. Barcelona had been the dream since the Barcelona Olympics, but a study abroad counselor asked the right question at the right moment, and suddenly she was boarding a plane to Mazatlán instead — in the Tropic of Cancer, because her sun sign is Cancer and that seemed aligned.
Her luggage didn't arrive. Her host family changed two days before she left. And the moment she walked th…
Between the Corner Office and the Carribean
A conversation with Lori Konkler, integrative success mentor and Sage Guide
She had the corner office. She had the teams, the titles, the career in hospitality she'd spent 15 years building. And then she went to New Zealand and Fiji on a dream vacation, read an e-book about becoming a digital nomad on a beach, and came home to a life that suddenly no longer fit.
So she and her husband packed up and moved to t…
Fiercely Committed (Even Though You Don't Know Where You're Going Yet)
Between the Expert and The Guide
Between a Feather & a Mack Truck with Magida Ezzat
Between Carrying it all and Being Towed In with Kellie Walsh
You Were Always Speaking It
What if manifestation hasn't been failing you — you've just been trying to speak a dialect that isn't yours?
Something clicked for me recently about manifestation and I need to share this for anyone that wants to create a life you truly want to lead. (which is I hope you if you are reading this)
It started with a question I'd been quietly sitting with: why does manifestation work so effortlessly for some people and feel like a full-time job for others? Why had certain things in my life arrived…
Between Wounded Healer and Rest with Claire Doherty
Between Sound, Sail, and Surrender in Alaska with Trees Holland
It's Not What You Hide But How Your Wear It
Let's talk about authenticity.
I know. I know. Before you roll your eyes or throw up in your mouth a little — I hear you. This word has been so overused in our circles and in Instagram captions that it's almost lost its meaning entirely. Be authentic. Live authentically. Show up as your authentic self.
But what if we've been thinking about it all wrong?
What if the most authentic version of someone could actually look, at first glance, like the most inauthentic thing you've ever seen?








