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Learn the lesson. Leave the event.

“You can write a narrative in your head, and spin yourself down a negative path, and beat yourself up and second guess. But what’s true is you made what you thought was the best decision in the moment. Then, you leave it behind. There’s no going back. Everyone

Hope, Even Now

"The fact that we cannot save everything does not mean we cannot save anything and everything we can save is worth saving."

You see me, but not all of me

I wanted to share this beautiful poem by Luis Perez I discovered in his Ted-Ed talk titled "What losing my vision taught me about access." Neither here nor there Neither blind nor sighted I see you, but not all of you You see me, but not all of

Disability Drives Innovation

An excellent TEDx presentation about Universal Design by Michael Nesmith from the IAAP CPACC Prep course. “When you achieve universal design, it snowballs to the point where people, even if you don’t share the same disability, everyone benefits from it. Disability drives innovation. The existence of disability forces you

Probably not. But maybe.

"I can tell you with 100 percent confidence that there is a 50 percent chance of any goddamn thing happening." "Their projection is absurd, mine is correct, and they both mean the same thing." McSweeney's nails it, again. (via Kottke)

No Leaders Please

Recently, I've been reflecting on time, energy, and where we direct it, and spend it. Some of the books I've been reading are interrelated around the idea of time. Mostly, about how fleeting our time on this planet is, and how incredible it is that we exist at all.

It is up to us...

When President Joe Biden announced just a week ago that he would not accept the Democratic nomination for president, he did not pass the torch to Vice President Kamala Harris. He passed it to us. It is up to us to decide whether we want a country based on fear