A job can tell you what you do. It should never tell you who you are. At 65, I finally know myself well enough to say: I'm good. Real freedom is letting go of everyone else's expectations and embracing the next chapter with purpose. Read article here: https://t.co/Id8f2AzP4Q
We traded Connecticut for Indiana and discovered that leaving home reveals how deeply culture shapes who we are. This essay explores language, food, identity, and belonging. 28 years later, Connecticut is still part of me. Read and subscribe: https://t.co/2tb1RFYBQA
STOP TELLING MY STORY - How I Learned to Own My Narrative. Check out my lastest Substack post. When people try to tell my story, I often think: “You don’t know me,” “Why are YOU telling MY story?” Read. Subscribe. Share. Thanks. https://t.co/ldvlfvUAJx
🏠 Homelessness can happen to anyone. Just ask Yohel Pozo. St. Louis Cardinals catcher and his family were living in their car. Today, he’s thriving in the MLB. Homelessness saw a 60% increase in filled shelter beds in Greater Lafayette. ➡️ Read more: https://t.co/6ssloqfaRE
✈️ I travel often. I work alongside individuals experiencing homelessness. But when those two worlds meet, I still struggle with what to do. The ache of seeing an unhoused neighbor The deep desire to help, and the uncertainty about how. ➡️ Read it here: https://t.co/hJlNHKh214
🌟 “What do you need?” That's the question I try to lead with—not who are you or what did you do, but what do you need & how may I help? Everyone deserves dignity. ✍️ Here are a few thoughts. Please read. 👉 https://t.co/CgRLW7hREq
Millennials aren’t the problem—they’re the future.
They give to causes, not institutions. They demand easy online tools—but bristle at “overhead.”
Hypocrisy or paradox? Let’s talk solutions.
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I wrote about having a safe place to sleep, feeding your kids, or figuring out how to pay rent. They’ve really been on my mind lately, and I’d love for you to read them if you have a minute. Thanks. Here’s the link: https://t.co/fERTG3MH4p