Africa never fails to mark me in some way, every time I go there. When I am still, it's as if there is a barely indiscernible drumbeat or heartbeat. And if I could just get a little more still, then I would be able to hear it. But I do feel it in my soul.... Learn More

This last weekend was spent with 17 advanced students of the More To Life program, who were completing the Public Coaching Course. What a privilege to walk shoulder-to-shoulder with people of like-minds toward a common goal. This whole experience has a sense of destiny surrounding it. To begin with, all participants were specifically chosen for... Learn More

Yesterday evening was magic. It was one of those evenings that confirms the best in the human spirit, that awakens hearts to the possibility of Oneness. It started with a visionary inviting a visionary who invited visionaries. Fika, a black South African invited Lisa Kane (pictured on the left), a white South African who invited... Learn More

Jeremy Main, a friend of mine for over 10 years, and I went canoeing on a vlei (shallow lake) this evening. It was one of those perfect summer days in Cape Town – hot sun on the face – cool wind on the skin – light rippling off the ridges of baby waves – the... Learn More

During a 15-hour layover in Paris, I went to the Air France lounge to recuperate from the long flight from Houston, handle my email, and prepare for the next long flight … to Johannesburg, South Africa. All went smoothly. Later in the day, I went for a long walk. When I returned to the lounge,... Learn More

Today I took my car in to be serviced. Since it was a 30,000 mile check up, they told me it would take about 4 hours, and they offered me a rental car. Kewl! While I was filling out all the forms to get the rental car, the service manager tried 3 different times to... Learn More