Wayfinding begins with understanding that it’s time to make a change. Yet making a change requires us to take a creative risk. What do you do when the fear you’re feeling is stronger than your desire for change?

Change is part of any wayfinding journey, but often change is scary. Check out this free tool and video tutorial to help you name and reframe your fears, transforming them into hopes and wishes for the future change you're creating.

Weekends are a great time to clear space – literally and figuratively – and make room for new inspirations and insights to emerge. To spark your own exploration this weekend, here’s what we’ve enjoyed this week.

Knowing who you are is a crucial early step to any wayfinding journey. Follow along in this video tutorial as Ashley walks you through an easy and eye-opening activity to begin to honestly catalog who you are and how you add value.

Weekends are a great time to clear space – literally and figuratively – and make room for new inspirations and insights to emerge. To spark your own exploration this weekend, here’s what we’ve enjoyed this week.

“If you want to change the future, you have to be willing to be changed.” How might we open ourselves up to change so that we may alter the path along which we travel? Practicing yoga has helped me prepare for transition, manage my emotions during stressful times, and find my way through each day with ease and grace. 

Weekends are a great time to clear space – literally and figuratively – and make room for new inspirations and insights to emerge. To spark your own weekend exploration, here’s what we’ve enjoyed this week.

Weekends are a great time to clear space – literally and figuratively – and make room for new inspirations and insights to emerge. To spark your own weekend exploration, here’s what we’ve enjoyed this week.

Our small day-to-day decisions may not seem important – let alone life-altering – but taken in aggregate, these smaller choices add up to the life you’re living right now, at this very moment.  How do we manage the distance between the path we thought our life would take, and the path we’re actually on?