Intro to Journaling: FREE E-Book!
You can write your way through anything. That’s what I believe. That’s why Vivid & Brave’s program is built on the foundation of daily, focused journaling to face obstacles, excuses, and resistance…
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Breaking Up Is Hard To Do
This week, Christine and I are in Portland, Maine speaking at Grow Brand Camp, a sweet boutique conference filled with some pretty awesome creative minds. Those who know me know one thing…
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Transformations: Our One Year Anniversary
Tomorrow, Vivid & Brave turns 1. Back in July of 2013, Christine and I traveled to Denver, Colorado to act as mentors at a workshop there. For awhile, we’d been talking about…
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How Well Do You Bend?
Yesterday I had big plans. I was going to write a bunch of blog posts, and get ready for the last day of Summer Reading List and go buy new moisturizer. And…
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Whew. That was one heck of a summer. My kids are back in school now and I’m just starting to feel like I know which way is up again. Anyone else feeling…
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Why We’re Keeping the Facebook Messenger App
Over here at Vivid & Brave, we use Facebook’s Messenger App on a daily basis. Since Christine’s in Texas (sometimes!) and I’m in Calgary (most of the time), we use it as…
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Don’t Invite Me To Your Online Party
The first time was just before Christmas. I got invited to an online Jamberry party. Having never heard of the product, I poked around on the website, fell in love with a…
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On AirBNB, a Logo and a Community
Today I am visiting my friend Tori Pintar in Big Sky, Montana. When I travel, I tend to stay with friends as often as I can, because who doesn’t love to visit…
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How We Met | Things You Should Know Thursday
One of the most common questions we receive, after we’ve told people what we do, and where we’re from, is a puzzled “How did you meet?” Because when one of you lives…
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Scandals: Should You Wade Into The Mud Puddle?
Scandals. Every industry has them. Controversial advice, tools that don’t work properly, people selling education who don’t have businesses to back them up. They create occasional uproars – Twitter wars, Facebook threads…
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