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What does it take to feel at home in a foreign land in your 20s? And what does it mean to come home again in your 30s—only to discover you’re a little foreign there, too?

Volunteering isn't only a personal journey. It can be a shared commitment, a reason to keep learning together, and a way to pass down values not through lectures, but through lived experience.

Juneteenth is a celebration and it is also a truth-telling. It is a reminder that even when the wheels of justice turn, they often do so with excruciating slowness. And it invites us to ask: what truths are still waiting to be named? What freedoms are still being withheld? What stories need to be shared, understood and made part of our collective unconscious?

There’s a moment—just before the decision, just after the insight—when everything feels possible. That’s the moment our upcoming group coaching experience is built for.

Let’s challenge five of the biggest myths keeping people stuck—and reveal what coaching can actually offer when done at the highest level.

Those of us who are here—alive, enduring, striving—have an opportunity to honor such sacrifices by living on purpose. To not waste the chances we've been given. To live boldly, make the hard changes, and pursue the life we truly want.

That place felt warm and familiar… but no longer mine. Like a ‘perfect for the season’ sweater I’ve outgrown. I miss the boys, and that stage of life, of course. And I miss the price of a meal out. But I don’t miss living there.

What inspired me most was how Liz traced her story back to one formative constant: education. 

Anyone who considers making a big change will eventually meet fear — fear of the unknown, yes, but sometimes an even sharper fear of the very specifically known.