Finding my voice

when we stop rejecting who we are, there is freedom from the known. This freedom cultivates a space for a the meeting of who we truly are. The mind has to fall apart, for the heart to fall into place.

’ve always been a tactile learner and lover of systems, and structures that help with application and retention

Your job is not to lock the doors and chisel at yourself like a marble statue in the darkness until you feel quantifiably worthy of the world outside. Your job, really, is to find people who love you for reasons you hardly understand, and to love them back, and to try as hard as you can to make it all easier for each other.

dynamic beings constantly redefining themselves, their work, and the world around them

When I stop to examine the major crossroads of my own life, it seems that the impelling force behind the direction of travel has almost always been intuitive, even accidental, without any serious consideration given as to whether it was the right decision or not. But accompanying those vague, arbitrary decisions was an intense commitment and applic... See more

Getting found is about being findable.

I prefer floors from chairs, window sills from desks. It's all very symbolic.

subtle stylist and a self-willed Everyman

"It's become a courageous act to love who you are."

Duke Stump