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I'm an entrepreneur, consultant, coach, teacher, speaker, writer, and amateur musician. I explore just about everything that can help us develop into the people and organizations we really want to be. I'm multi-disciplinary by nature, drawing on everything from history, philosophy, spirituality, psychology, sociology, ecology, management theory and more. It all fits comfortably inside me, and I tap those resources strategically to help solve problems big and small. Here you can read back editions of my weekly newsletter, The Human Fire, or sign up to receive it every Sunday. You'll also find links to my business website, social media profiles, and more.
Finding the Inner Voice The Human Fire 3.7 - March 16, 2025 An update and emerging directions. Photo by Eric Muhr Two months ago, I began the last edition of this newsletter with this update: "Later this week I'm going on retreat to consider my own purpose and passions. As I prepare for that, I'm thinking about the spaces in my own life where that balance has been off or tilted, where there's been an overabundance or scarcity of fuel that's caused internal or external damage. What I want most...
The Fire Within The Human Fire 3.6 - January 12, 2025 The difference between containment and sustenance. Photo by Eliezer Muller If you value the insights you receive through The Human Fire, please consider supporting this work through my tip jar. Your generosity enables me to keep this publication free for everyone. Los Angeles burns. Sides debate. Families weep. I mourn with those I know who have lost childhood homes and decades of memories. Tables that families and friends shared meals and...
Going Outward The Human Fire 3.4 - December 29, 2024 How we show up in the world. Photo by Christi Beebe If you're like me this year, the holidays arrived sooner than expected. In our family, the season is a bit tender after my mother-in-law died unexpectedly before Thanksgiving. That's come with an extra layer of responsibilities for my wife, given that her mother left her estate, shall we say, without all the ribbons and bows tied neatly on the package. To add to that, our aging car popped...