You don’t arrive here because life is calm. You arrive here because something cracked—money, work, health, identity, trust—and you’re still standing anyway. This is the through-line of the whole project, written in second-person on purpose: so you can recognize your own moments as you move from rubble… to footing… to traction. Chapter 1: The Rubble … Continue reading Our Story from Day 1 until this moment
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When your brain won’t cooperate
Don’t negotiate—build a handhold. You know the day I mean. You sit down to do the thing, and your mind ricochets—shiny bobble, coffee, one more distraction, one more detour. You’re not lazy. You’re not broken. You’re just caught in that loop where everything feels urgent… and somehow nothing gets finished. Maybe it’s ADHD brain. Maybe … Continue reading When your brain won’t cooperate
Understanding the Hidden Costs of Fame and Fortune
Good morning. Today is Tuesday, February 10, rapidly approaching Valentine’s Day—Lupercalia to some. This one goes into my private, personal notes. Today’s astrology Having fame and fortune can be very seductive and incredibly appealing from a distance. In fact, there are many people who pine for these statuses throughout their lives. However, there are certainly … Continue reading Understanding the Hidden Costs of Fame and Fortune
When “We’ll Call” Starts to Echo
You can handle a lot—until the waiting starts to feel like a verdict. You’re doing everything you’re supposed to do. You show up. You follow up. You keep your voice steady. You tell yourself, any day now. And for a while, that works. Then the days stack. The calls don’t come. The “don’t worry” starts … Continue reading When “We’ll Call” Starts to Echo
When Restlessness Shows Up
Some days you don’t need a big breakthrough—you just need your nervous system to stop screaming. You know the feeling: the light shifts a little, the days stretch a little longer, and suddenly your body wants motion. Not “a walk around the block” motion—pack the bag, change the scenery, get out of here motion. If … Continue reading When Restlessness Shows Up
When Your Life Becomes Everyone Else’s Emergency
If your days are getting swallowed by other people’s “urgent,” it’s time to protect your footing. You can feel it in your body before you can explain it: bills stacking, pressure rising, and the same familiar ask—rescue me. You’ve been carrying more than your share. You’ve been keeping things moving. And lately it’s starting to … Continue reading When Your Life Becomes Everyone Else’s Emergency
Personal Growth in February: A Journey Forward
Mid-February Footing — A Good Day, a Clear Head, and Forward Motion Good morning. Standing on the Ledge, rebuilding from the rubble. I’m going to be honest with myself here: I think I’ve been pushing the “tools” angle a little too hard lately. Too technical. Too structured. Too much “rebuild mode,” not enough human. So … Continue reading Personal Growth in February: A Journey Forward
Embracing Mid-February: Rebuilding from Life’s Rubble
Hey there, Standing on the Ledge — ledge walkers, rebuilders from the rubble. Today: no tools. No lenses. No horoscope. No astrology. No deep dive. Today we’re just going to have a good day. Lupercalia, Valentine’s, and the mid-February “turn” So here’s a fun little thread in the tapestry: In ancient Rome, mid-February had a … Continue reading Embracing Mid-February: Rebuilding from Life’s Rubble
Rebuilding Life: Strategies for Personal Growth
Welcome to Standing on the Ledge, my dear Ledgewalkers, you rebuilders from the rubble. How are you today? I’m doing well. I’m actually scheduling this post. By the time you read this, I’ll have written it almost 24 hours in advance. That alone is a small sign that my structure is changing, and in a … Continue reading Rebuilding Life: Strategies for Personal Growth
Identifying Pre-Collapse Signals in the Workplace Cont’d
Hello again, ledge walkers and rebuilders from the rubble. I’m back. This is an add-on to my last post, “Identifying Pre-Collapse Signals in the Workplace.” Because sometimes I hit submit… and then my brain hands me the missing pieces five minutes later. So here’s one of the biggest pre-collapse signals I didn’t name clearly enough: … Continue reading Identifying Pre-Collapse Signals in the Workplace Cont’d









