Your body is the early warning system that keeps you aligned, steady, and effective. As I always say, if you are looking to motivate, influence, or inspire—then you are a leader. Leadership isn’t about titles. It’s about the way you show up in your work, your family, and your community. It’s the end of summer. […]

At the 30,000-foot view, every leader says they want more time for what matters. Yet most are bleeding hours every day in drama. Drama, as defined by Dr. Stephen Karpman’s Drama Triangle, isn’t just loud arguments or office politics — it’s any reactive pattern that pulls you into one of three roles: Victim – “I […]

A model for community-supported agriculture, hands-on education, and land stewardship rooted in connection, service, and soil. At the foot of the Rockies in Boulder, Colorado, something deeply human is growing. Dharma’s Garden is a living, breathing relationship between land, people, and purpose. It’s a place where the rhythm of life slows enough to notice the […]

If you’ve ever wanted to motivate, influence, or inspire another person—consciously or not—you’re a leader in my book. You don’t need a title. You don’t need a corner office. You don’t even need to feel ready. You just need to be someone in the world who’s modeling something real. I know many people quietly avoid […]

Matt Kapinus is a longtime yoga teacher, guide, and community leader based in Boulder, Colorado. For nearly two decades, he has been known for his clarity, humor, and deeply human approach to teaching. Through his work at Yoga Pod and beyond, he blends physical practice with grounded insight, creating spaces where people can reconnect with […]

Anger Isn’t the Problem—It’s the Signal Anger doesn’t show up out of nowhere. It shows up when something deeply valued gets stepped on. A principle. A line that matters. It’s the body’s way of saying: This isn’t okay. But in most workplaces, anger is treated like a problem to manage—or worse, something to hide. There’s […]

Jane Seaton is an independent teacher, an artist, and a lifelong guide into the sacred territory of human creativity. Based in North Boulder, she offers programs, trainings, and one-on-one sessions that help people reconnect with their inner source of wisdom through art, image, color, and creative soul expression. Her work is not only for artists—it […]

The Trap of Perfectionism Somewhere along the way, we started believing we had to be perfect to be valuable. Our culture began celebrating the appearance of having it all together—the perfect brand, the flawless plan, the constant productivity. Over time, this belief crept into our businesses, our teams, and our personal lives. We confuse effort […]

I want to take the word ‘POWER’ back. I want to take my power back. People often flinch when I use that word—like it’s too much, too aggressive, too loaded. Maybe you feel that. Maybe you don’t. But if you’re serious about better leadership, we need to talk about it. This isn’t about being loud […]

Faces of Boulder County: Leadership Spotlight | Mynerva Archer, Longmont Humane Society When you meet Mynerva Archer, you meet more than a leader—you meet a steward of inclusion, empathy, and purposeful impact. As a key figure at the Longmont Humane Society, Mynerva’s leadership is rooted in two powerful values: communication and honesty. These aren’t just words to them—they’re […]