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10 Months Living in Pittsburgh’s South Side

October 23, 2018 • Articles

Ten months ago, three days before Christmas, my wife and I moved into our new (old) home in Pittsburgh’s South Side neighborhood. Throughout our first year here, I’ve often thought about writing about our experience as new residents. Honestly, though, I haven’t known what I want to say. My history with the neighborhood goes back […]

Topics: Personal Authentic Self, Trail Towns and Communities

In Gratitude of Investment

September 24, 2018 • Articles

A friend invested in me in a big way last week. Pam purchased five tickets to the Gremlins in the Woods* workshop that I’m hosting next month. Not only did she invest in herself in registering, but she also invested in her friends…and in me. Pam believes in the value that I provide as a […]

Topics: Experiences, Gratitude, human connection

Feeling Alone, then Connected

July 25, 2018 • Articles

How the David Bowie Is Exhibit Took Me by Surprise My wife and I visited the Brooklyn Museum for the David Bowie Is exhibition earlier this month. Upon entry to the exhibit, visitors were handed a set of cushy headphones. I slipped mine on and suddenly was immersed in a visual and auditory experience complete […]

Topics: human connection

Five Years in Business!

July 17, 2018 • Articles

Five Projects of Which I’m Proud and Where I’m Headed Next    Today, I’m celebrating five years in business. It’s been half a decade of hustling to make it work, of traveling around the U.S. and Canada learning from every last community I visit, and of pinching myself that this is the work that I […]

Topics: small business

My Two Days on the GAP

June 8, 2018 • Articles

I’m a casual cyclist with little interest in bike touring. And yet, over the last year or so, I’ve felt the urge to do a solo trip on the Great Allegheny Passage (GAP). I don’t know for sure what need I’ve been looking to meet with a solo ride. Maybe it’s the need for adventure […]

Topics: Biking, Most Popular, Trails and Nature, Travel and Tourism

Faith, Hospitality, and Stewardship

March 10, 2018 • Articles

“I was raised Catholic.” It’s a four-word story that’s surely been uttered by millions of people. I’ve found myself speaking these words, which really says little of how I currently explore and express my spirituality. Nor does it convey the respect that I hold for so many who continue to practice their faith within the […]

Topics: Environment, Hospitality

The Wonder of Cold Weather Coaching

November 20, 2017 • Articles

I offer personal coaching held outside on trails, working with clients who are in search of career fulfillment. Nature makes for a powerful setting for this work. Outside in nature, we’re more relaxed, more creative, and find that the space puts our own lives in proper perspective. The most frequent question that I receive about […]

Topics: Coaching, nature

Small town launches its own bike share

October 19, 2017 • Articles

From idea to bikes on the street in six months! Bike share ridership has been on the rise over the last few years. For those who don’t know, this is when a community has a fleet of bikes that are available for short term rental. They’re typically positioned at unattended stations throughout a city and […]

Topics: Biking, Canada, Trail Towns and Communities

New Look and Message for Cycle Forward

October 14, 2017 • Articles

Cycle Forward

I’m thrilled to share Cycle Forward’s new logo! I registered Cycle Forward as a business a little over four years ago. At the time, the focus was entirely on consulting trail communities on how to better connect to (and thereby benefit from) their trails. Since then, I’ve gone on to establish the nature-based professional coaching […]

Topics: small business

Rebel Rebel Float Trip

August 29, 2017 • Articles

Whiskey, kayaking, and the music of David Bowie are all things that I enjoy. But it would be fair to say that I’m not an aficionado when it comes to any of them. I add mixers to the whiskey, don’t even own a Bowie album, and kayak just once or twice a year. So how does […]

Topics: Destination Marketing, Event Planning, Experiences, Most Popular, placemaking, pride of place, Trails and Nature

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