No. 12 What Wedding Planning Taught Me About Sustainability
"Change starts when someone sees the next step." I came across this line from William Drayton while listening to The Magic of Imperfection, the new book by Jason McLennan (founder of the Living Building Challenge), and it stopped me in my tracks.
No. 11 Change Begins When We Can See the First Step
"Change starts when someone sees the next step." I came across this line from William Drayton while listening to The Magic of Imperfection, the new book by Jason McLennan (founder of the Living Building Challenge), and it stopped me in my tracks.
No. 10 What Yayoi Kusama Taught Me About Regenerative Futures
I'm wrapping up a relaxing vacation in Central Canada; I went to Quebec City, Montreal and Toronto. One of my highlights was visiting the Art Gallery of Ontario to see the Infinity Mirrored Room – Let's Survive Forever by one of my favourite artists, Yayoi Kusama. As I waited in the long line for my 1-minute turn, I watched the artist process video. She said something that hit me like lightning: "As an artist, my job is to glimpse the vision."
No. 8 What Forests, Fungi and Shadows Have to Teach Us
Summer in the Northern Hemisphere is well underway. I spent the weekend surfing in Tofino, soaking in coastal forests and salty air, doing my best to catch some waves. And somewhere between wipeouts, it hit me: I haven't talked about how profoundly nature regulates our nervous system.