This isn’t just a blog post; it’s a reflection of my own journey, a map of the ideas that have shaped me and a space where I’m writing out my thoughts. I’ve found that what might seem like totally separate concepts can actually come together into a powerful and cohesive strategy. In the midst of
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There is a quiet strength that emanates from a person who has poured their soul into a cause, only to find themselves on a new, unexpected path. It’s a journey defined not by a single triumph but by a graceful navigation of setbacks. For over a decade, Rebecca Larsen has been a creative force in
The Power of Storytelling: How to Craft Compelling Narratives Stories are the fundamental building blocks of human experience. They are more than just entertainment; they are the vessels of our culture, the blueprints of our morality, and the mirrors of our souls. They shape our identities, define our communities, and give meaning to the world
There’s a certain gravitas to an old house. Its timber groans with whispers of lives lived, its faded wallpaper patterns hint at countless dinners and hushed conversations. Here in Te Puke, as elsewhere, these structures stand as quiet sentinels of the past. We often speak of “preserving history” when we talk about old homes, but
Graceful Guardians: Exploring the Enigmatic World of Starfish There is a quiet wisdom in the ocean’s depths, and one of its most profound teachers is the starfish. This seemingly simple creature, with its graceful, slow movements and intricate form, holds a powerful metaphor for life, creativity, exploration, and entrepreneurship. Often seen as a mere ornament
A Signal from the Bay: My Narrative Protocols Stories are the transmissions we broadcast and receive every day. Living here in Te Puke, in the Western Bay of Plenty, I’ve come to see my own life as a series of signals—a personal data stream of moments, people, and places. The most compelling narratives, I’ve learned,
Let’s face it, few things are as universally frustrating for a gardener as finding that unwelcome “gift” in their meticulously tended soil. You know the one—the little, silent monument of defiance left by a neighborhood cat or dog. The rage is instant, primal even. It’s a feeling of trespass, a contamination of your sacred space,
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