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In Someone Else’s House Slippers
I am curious who is experiencing increased anxiety and why. My anxiety my concussion was due to the fact that I was still living in employee housing, directly on the mountain where my job was, surroun... Read More
One Hour at a Time
On February 12th, 2016, I sustained my first concussion, while snowboarding. The doctor in the ski clinic gave me stitches on my forehead, directly above the bridge of my nose and in between my eyes, ... Read More
Giddy like Girls on a Sleepover
My days were filled with sleeping in my tent, vegan breakfast and lunch with just an apple and tea for dinner, walking in the dirt, meditating, crying, and watching the bees. For 10 days, until the si... Read More
It’s All Route Finding
Success is not always about saying ‘yes’ to the opportunities right in front of you on the trail. Sometimes it is about saying ‘no’ and walking passed them in order to get clos... Read More
One of Those
Ah, the winter season is upon us here in the Northern Hemisphere. All the families with ski cabins are pulling out their gear and winter clothes, while the ski industry employees are getting tra... Read More
Passionately Preoccupied
Elite adventure athletes – the climbers free soloing El Capitan, the alpinists summiting Mount Everest without oxygen, the backcountry skiers jump turning through sloughing chutes. They choose e... Read More
Throwing Spaghetti at the Ceiling
As I look at the current date at the calendar, I am blown away with surprise. November 18th. It has been nearly one month since I left for Banff, Canada, and nearly two full months since my last day a... Read More
Forks in the Road
Have you been here before? When you meet the fork in the road, and you cannot choose which path to take? You see them as two separate options. One or the other. What if there are multiple paths? Have ... Read More