History
So what does it say that OpenAI’s models wouldn’t shut down, but others did?
Love
We talk a lot about the fear of losing love. But there’s another fear that’s rarely named: The fear of being loved.
On Racism
This Juneteenth, we revisit the story behind {THE AND} On Racism Edition—a powerful tool for honest, necessary dialogue about race, bias, and identity. Created in 2020, it’s more than a deck—it’s a space for truth, discomfort, and real growth.
This Juneteenth, we revisit the story behind {THE AND} On Racism Edition—a powerful tool for honest, necessary dialogue about race, bias, and identity. Created in 2020, it’s more than a deck—it’s a space for truth, discomfort, and real growth.
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Cassidy and Gabrielle reminded me how powerful sharing a meal can be. From my spaghetti-only childhood to foodie adulthood, food has always been about love, connection, and the little moments that bring us closer to the ones who matter most.
AI isn’t just changing how we do things—it's shifting how one relates to time itself. And when your relationship to time changes, everything else follows: money, power, attention, even our sense of who we are.
A story of love, confusion, heartbreak, and self-discovery. This Pride Month, I’m opening up about my journey with sexuality—the messy, beautiful, and painful parts—and the truth I had to face to stay true to myself. You’re not alone. Keep listening inward.
The future belongs to leaders who can see past the demo to the deeper challenges of leading people through technological change. That's not a technical skill—it's a fundamentally human one.
When illness enters a relationship, love is tested in unexpected ways. This reflection on my husband's cancer journey and Jordan & John's {THE AND} conversation is a reminder that the most healing gift we can offer is presence, even in the face of fear.
A good question can change a conversation. And a conversation can change a life.
The real issue is we rarely question the question. We take them at face value— often inherited from others, half-formed or just lazy accepting what is before us. We don’t stop to ask: is this even the proper most useful frame?
Believing in magic helped me heal, love deeper, and find joy in everyday moments. From fantasy worlds to spontaneous backyard sunrises, I’ve learned that real-life magic is everywhere, you just have to notice it. Here's how I found it, and how 12 Questions for Love can help you too.
When Teagan names her superpowers, she repeats the same words her uncle used to describe her. Strong. Brave. Exciting. Kids are always listening. What we say becomes who they believe they are. Your words might be their superpower.
We think leadership is about being seen. We think teamwork is about showing up. Not anymore.
Playing It Takes Two with my husband taught us more about love, patience, and teamwork than we expected. From epic boss battles to everyday mishaps, we discovered how gaming together can level up a relationship—in real life.
The goal isn’t to agree on everything. That kind of forced sameness backfires into a false sense of cohesion. The goal is to make space for difference. To develop fluency in one another’s inner world. To build a shared context—so the tension is generative, not destructive.
