AI in Real Life vs. AI in the Headlines
A love letter to the quiet, everyday reality of AI, reminding us not to let sensational headlines overshadow the helpful, practical roles AI already plays in our lives.
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The Radical Left
Will AI Take My Job?
A reflection on the real question behind AI and jobs, and a love letter to the idea that every technological leap is also an opportunity to rethink and reinvent how we work.
Read the letter →The Year of the Horse and the Dignity They Carry
A reflection on the evolving role of horses in our lives, and a love letter to the dignity and grace they continue to embody, even in a changing world.
Read the letter →The Power of a Big Brother or Sister
A love letter to the timeless power of real-life mentorship and the difference a caring adult can make in a child’s life.
Read the letter →Community vs. Cult
A reflection on the fine line between healthy community and controlling cult, and a love letter to the kind of belonging that sets you free rather than holding you back.
Read the letter →Finding Common Ground with Your Enemy
An invitation to look for the humanity in those we see as enemies, and to find that one piece of common ground that can change everything.
Read the letter →What Unites Us Matters More
A reflection on how focusing on what unites us can open the door to solving the problems we share. Sometimes, the real challenge is seeing each other as allies rather than adversaries.
Read the letter →When Legacy Becomes a Brand
A reflection on what happens when leadership confuses leaving a legacy with leaving a logo. It’s a love letter to the idea that true legacy is about more than just a name.
Read the letter →The Earth is Fine, We’re the Ones Who Need Saving
A reminder that the planet isn’t the one in trouble – we are. A reflection on how “saving the Earth” is really about saving our own place within it.
Read the letter →Should I Be Afraid?
A child’s letter to the world of adults, asking the questions we might not have easy answers for. Sometimes, the simplest questions are the ones that matter most.
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