I’ve always believed adventure can do more than thrill us—it can heal us.

Nerdy about Nature critically examines whether outdoor recreation is a form of resource extraction. Here’s my reaction.

The greatest invention in human history? It's the bicycle. Here’s why.

A little reflection to round out a roller coaster of a year.

“You’re one of the happiest, most positive people I know. You’re struggling?”

Been away for 4 months. Now that I’m back, friends are asking, “How was New Zealand?” What a loaded question. One that requires more context.

I love bikes. You should buy one and see how great they are.

What if we were all a bit more flexible? What if we made decisions based on how things unfold and how they feel instead of sticking to a set plan?

Howdy friends, I’m riding my bike across New Zealand! Why not give it a go and journal in public for a bit? Until it starts feeling like a chore 😉

Two months until I turn 27, so I figured I’d share a handful of learnings from the year and beyond.

Life should be exciting. Here are a few of the ways I prioritize adventure (daily), without sacrificing ongoing obligations.

Personal values are ideals that help guide you toward your best life. Here's a framework to help you clarify your values—then I share mine.

Most people think about adventure incorrectly. Here's how you can add adventure to your life.

There's a misconception that adventures are only for the intrepid. Here's a piece I wrote for my side-project: Universal Dialect.

Here's a framework to help you work on things that align with your passions. You'll be more fulfilled as a result.

For the football lovers—here's a piece that'll connect you to the beautiful game.

A personal story about a family, a soccer club, and resilience.