Overview

This work discreetly resides with federal politicians, scientists, academics, entrepreneurs, tech innovators, recording artists, poets, stage and screen actors, and it resides with broken communities reaching for healing, with individuals, people you will not find at the forefront of any particular media, struggling with addiction, bipolar disorder, domestic violence, death and dying, toxic family disintegration... Those being drawn to this work often sit on the extremes of what we call success and suffering but what those two things have in common is a deep willingness for transformation, whether through pain or desire there exists the motivation to expand into the next evolution of self. This work connects beyond religion, gender identity, ethnicity, orientation, socioeconomic silos, those are not the determinate factors of who is drawn to this work. It is the edges of a bell curve between success and suffering, both ends holding a forceful desire for transformation. This bell curve becomes like an inch worm, the transformative ends pulling and pushing our ample and often ineffective collective middle into the constantly transforming future. This clarity provides permission to embrace the niche of this work and to focus on the edges that move these currently fractured and often rigid societal groups forward into our next transformative phase.