Mavericks

I have 8 spots open for year-long private coaching. Start anytime. Transform everything. Book a discovery call: LINK When I was eight, standing in my grandpa’s barn, I had two choices: Frosty, the gentle horse everyone picked, or Heels, the high-spirited Palomino who made other riders nervous. I always chose […]

October 2013. Turtle Island, Fiji.A NASCAR driver sits in our paradise studio explaining why she’s vegan. The contradiction was delicious: Here’s someone who burns fossil fuels for a living telling us how our food choices heat the planet. But Leilani Munter had already turned contradiction into conviction—and taught me that the best

As Climate Week NYC kicks off this week, I’m thinking about a conversation from October 2013 that changed how I see opportunity. Dawn Lippert sat across from me on Turtle Island, Fiji, explaining why Hawaii—with the highest energy costs in the nation and complete dependence on imported fossil fuels—was actually

October 2015. I’m sitting in our makeshift Turtle Talks studio on Turtle Island, Fiji, preparing for a Skype call with a 15-year-old who’s suing the United States government. The irony isn’t lost on me: Here I am on an island paradise my uncle spent 40 years protecting, about to interview someone fighting to

Rise, swoosh, fall… rise, swoosh, fall. If you’ve ever skied moguls, you know the secret: You don’t look at the bump in front of you. You see the whole line before you drop in. Turns out, that’s also how you predict the future. Today I’m sharing the Turtle Talks framework

Sometimes the most profound lessons come from the simplest moments. Picture this: Daryl Hannah, Hollywood icon turned environmental warrior, kneeling in a Fijian garden, scooping up a handful of dirt. “This,” she said, holding it up to the light, “is gold.” Not metaphorically. Literally. She meant it. That moment in