My sister just got an Apple Watch. She can’t wear it. She feels the electromagnetic field pulsing against her skin. What if she’s not oversensitive, but accurately sensing what we’ve learned to ignore? We’re swimming in EMF — WiFi, cell towers, devices humming at frequencies that aren’t ours. We’ve plugged […]

Mountains ahead, audiobook queued up, two of my kids and my son’s girlfriend meeting me in Vail. I’m driving to a weekend of family and a Bucknell gathering. And somewhere on a winding mountain road, a woman named Sophia will start reading my book to me. Her voice has a

Two rounds of book cover designs. Something wasn’t clicking. I kept pushing forward anyway. The designer was talented. The concepts were solid. But every time I looked at the drafts for “Lucky by Design,” I felt… nothing. The covers were flat. The kind that end up in the bargain bin,

The moment you realize you’re chasing opportunities at networking events is the moment you should start changing your frequency. Every year I adopt a word. For 2025, I chose “magnetic.” And wow. What a year. Opportunities didn’t just arrive, they flowed. Incredible people didn’t just appear, they reached out. I wasn’t

I braced for red ink. I got resonance instead. Last week I announced my first book Lucky by Design was complete. Now it’s with beta readers—that vulnerable stage where your manuscript lands in other people’s hands and you wait. Here’s what the behind-the-scenes actually looks like: 14 readers. Two weeks. A simple

I finished writing my book on New Year’s Eve. Not at midnight with champagne in hand—a few hours earlier, alone at my desk in Denver, staring at the final paragraph of Lucky by Design. Then I closed my laptop, slipped into something sparkly, and walked into a swanky cocktail bar to