Aliveness arises on the other side of the unfamiliar. It's a valuable, vibrant pay-off for our hungry curiosity.

What makes Natural Law powerful is that it applies to everyone equally. It doesn’t discriminate by status, belief, or ambition.

Leadership isn’t about the pop-culture traits: charisma, certainty, or control. It’s about what you do when no one’s watching and how you listen when anyone is speaking.

While awareness can lead to guardedness if we direct it outside ourselves, it can also lead to connection if we turn it inward. Oftentimes, we discover the security we seek isn't something that can be found in the world.

Originality, perhaps, is not raw, brazen inventing from scratch. It’s more like a remix of reality into something nature didn’t quite try: a twist of absurdity, purpose, or rebellion.

There’s a lot of talk about waking up these days. A mass awakening leading to a collective leap in consciousness. The world is shaking, and it seems to be shaking people awake.

Start asking: What if I tried this differently? What if I dropped this identity? What if I just said yes for a week? You get to be both subject and scientist. Explorer and experiment.

Disconnection from nature leaves us unrooted. And hoists upon us the responsibility to re-pattern, bolstering our humanity and rejuvenating our leadership instincts.