Last year was an interesting year for me. I was introduced to the world of somatic experiencing by a very good friend and it has changed everything for me. There is a range of somatic methods and applications and at the core of them is the concept that we are a full being and ourContinueContinue reading “Somatics Changed My Life”
Category Archives: Life
Working with a Personal Trainer
One thing I’ve done recently that had a big impact on my health was to work with a personal trainer (online). I wasn’t really sure what that would be like so I thought I’d share why I found one to work with and how that went for me in case others are curious. Why aContinueContinue reading “Working with a Personal Trainer”
Two Years of Healthy Changes
Two years ago today I started yet another new exercise plan. I’d been stopping and starting with exercise over the previous year, but I just hadn’t been able to get it to stick. This time however, I’ve managed to keep it going. I’ve done some form of exercise at least 3 days a week forContinueContinue reading “Two Years of Healthy Changes”
Preparing to be Left Behind
My wife left to hike the Appalachian Trail just over six weeks ago. It’s been quite the experience so far for both of us and I want to talk a little about what it’s like being “the one left behind”. There are a million blog posts by hikers, but not so many from the familyContinueContinue reading “Preparing to be Left Behind”
Catching Up
Wow, it’s been almost 4 years since I’ve blogged. Certainly not the first break I’ve had in many years of having a blog, but this was a good long one. Since I last blogged I’ve been pretty busy and haven’t really felt like trying to articulate the normalcy of my life. For a quick catch-up,ContinueContinue reading “Catching Up”
Are My Values Really My Values?
Over the last few months, I’ve been working through various leadership resources in an effort to learn more about being a better manager through leading instead of managing. I’ve been in a couple of courses that had me dive into myself first. Knowing who you are, and what motivates you, has a huge impact onContinueContinue reading “Are My Values Really My Values?”
Making space
I don’t feel like I do enough. Not an uncommon thing to feel in this day and age. I spent the last several years gunning hard, and I burnt out. My focus has been on work, travel, and the open source community of Drupal, but everyone has their own do, do, do demons. My mainContinueContinue reading “Making space”
A stroll at home
Last week I took a walk around my neighborhood on the way to Valbyparken. I love taking a stroll in a place with a camera and no particular agenda. These are all down Trekronergade, not far from my apartment in Valby. Three crowns street. No light, but color. Buildings speak of food.
A year of wandering
One year ago I gave away most of my belongings, packed my bags and left home, or at least what had been home. I was running away from a life that had left me confused and feeling stranded, and running towards… something else. I knew not what. I’ve been living in various cities for theContinueContinue reading “A year of wandering”
Sunny, Lovely Uruguay
While most of the U.S. and Europe are being pummeled by winter weather, I’ve been wearing flip-flops and shorts, and eating my way through Montevideo, Uruguay. It is summer here in the southern hemisphere, which is exactly why I’m here and not there. Most people get the idea of heading south for the winter, butContinueContinue reading “Sunny, Lovely Uruguay”