[048] Subtract to Find Your True Voice
Most writing advice tells you what to add. This week, discover what happens when you start subtracting instead—removing the borrowed phrases, the politeness, the explanations that flatten your authentic voice. Includes a raw, unedited demonstration of what real voice sounds like when you stop trying to sound impressive.
[047] Finding Your Voice (It’s Already There)
You don’t find your authentic voice by adding something new. You find it by removing everything that isn’t yours—the hedging, the explaining, the permission-seeking inherited from decades of “professionalism.”
[046] Finding My Voice by Losing It First
For 20 years, I helped others find their voice. Then I started writing my own story and discovered I’d forgotten how to stop hiding. Here’s what 46 weeks of self-examination revealed.
[025] Agency: The Art of Acting with Courage in Our Third Act
Agency means taking purposeful action despite fear and uncertainty. In our Third Act, it’s the difference between drifting into comfort and daring to live as artists of life.
[020] – A Middle Child’s Wisdom for a Fractured World
What if the sensitivity that made childhood hard could be humanity’s saving grace? Explore how perspective-taking turns conflict into connection.
[019] – Are You Hiding Your Superpowers Behind a Mask?
Look beneath the surface of how we show up, speak out, and grow wise—whether we’re slowing down, hiding out, or lashing out. Meet a boy hiding behind a ventriloquist dummy, a troll mistaking cynicism for genius, and a surprising upside to forgetting why you walked into the kitchen. How to live more openly, more generously, and—yes—even more visibly.
[014] – You’re Not Lost, Just Waiting to Be Brave
Lack of Purpose as a Smokescreen; Freedom in a Flowered Shirt, What’s Worth Failing For