Thank you to the 2 million of you who have watched, liked, commented, shared, and re-shared the film! Your thoughtful messages have filled my heart with love and gratitude. I’ve been receiving a lot of questions about how I stayed … Read More
I’m still not sure how to run 100 miles. I’m still not sure how to escape from poverty, how to embrace the gift of dyslexia (which just took me 3 attempts to spell correctly), or how my single mom … Read More
Millions marched last year. Millions protested last year. Millions organized last year. Millions are preparing, strategizing, collaborating for the year ahead. How many took time for self-care last year? I wish the answer was millions. There will be long fights … Read More
“Just eat it. It sticks to your ribs,” my mom said as she dished out heaping spoonfuls of oatmeal into six bowls. When you are a single mother with six kids, you buy foods that fill you up for as … Read More
Great books remind me of Good Will Hunting, specifically the scene where Robin Williams asks “what are the right f-ing books?” Like Matt Damon, I look for books that “blow your hair back.” These five books blew my hair back … Read More
Have you seen signs for “winterizing” your car yet? Although the unseasonably warm weather might have helped you to forget, winter is coming (at least the snow and ice, but hopefully no fire or Night King). And just like winterizing … Read More
Like most Americans, I enjoy Thanksgiving. We rejoice in a day where we eat to the point of explosion and not feel guilty about it. For much of my life, I was the guy who went past that point into … Read More
Last Friday I celebrated the end of the week with a happy hour… run. My run took me along the Cherry Creek trail, which ambles along a river through the heart of Denver. When I tell people that I run … Read More
