Tag Archives: vulnerability

I take a village

Posted on June 27, 2017 by lindsturner

It had been nearly five years since I felt that way. I sat paralyzed in front of my computer. The email notification box fading in and out over and over, my phone ringing, people scurrying outside my door. My to-do … Continue reading →

Posted in Support | Tagged anxiety, stress, support, village, vulnerability | 1 Comment

Starts

Posted on April 18, 2014 by lindsturner

I’ve been thinking about “starts” a lot lately. For the first 25 or so years of our life, we have to start things. Start school, start university/college, start a part-time job, start a “grown up” job. We’re more or less forced … Continue reading →

Posted in Inspiration | Tagged start, vulnerability | 4 Comments

The Comfort Myth

Posted on March 8, 2014 by lindsturner

One time, Christa Hesselink got on stage in front of a few hundred people (and a few thousand more online), pretended to use a giraffe floaty toy, admitted her addiction to fancy napkins, and made me think about comfort in a … Continue reading →