Hopeful, grounded and not afraid of the messy stuff

These days, I find myself more inspired than ever by the small, hopeful moments that remind me of what’s possible. You don't need to look too hard to see cracks showing in the way we’ve been doing things. We’re standing on the edge of an opportunity to expand, reset and re-imagine so many of the structures and services we all rely on, especially in times of uncertainty.

 

For this reason, I’m motivated to wade into the messy, relational work. The stuff that's not green-fields, shiny or perfect. Work that requires time, repair after rupture, humility, community and a fair dose of restless optimism.