How can we expect to create a balanced, sustainable world for ourselves and future generations if those of us who are creating change are doing so in an unsustainable, imbalanced way? Fellow change maker, Our time has come. For too long we have stood by, mired in the fight, watching as the world heaved in […]
self care
How to Let Go and Relax (Even If You Think You Don’t Have Time)
In this hectic world of to-do lists that stretch on for miles, appointments and meetings that take up too many of our working hours, and the general frenetic pace of life in the modern world, sometimes it can feel impossible to actually relax. Relax? That’s the thing we do on vacation, right? But given that […]
Saving the People Who Save the World: Adventures in World Domination
Three weekends ago, I had the chance to hang out with over 3,000 of my favorite people. Those of you who have been following along for a while might recognize the World Domination Summit (WDS) as that place where I met a whole bunch of the people I’ve interviewed for Changemaker Q&A, or you may […]
The Rebel Yogi Origin Story – Part 3
Back in April, a friend and fellow yogi requested that I do a more in-depth exploration of the “receiving the call” piece of the origin story. I’ve been mulling it over for long enough now that I think I finally have a proper response. The particular line from part 2 of this story follows: That […]
Confessions of a Wannabe World Changer – Part 2
It’s confession time. Again. If you recall from my original confessions post, one of the key tenets of Rebel Yogi is this: you, fellow change maker, are just as important as the work that you are doing. I came back from the Ashram feeling so good – better than I had in recent memory – […]
Caring Sucks: Why We Shouldn’t Do It
Yeah, you heard that right. I know what you might be thinking: she’s gone over the edge, lost it, let go of her grip on reality. But, do me a favor and stick with me. You might not have paid attention, but there’s a definition of the word “care” in the dictionary that frightens me. To […]