For years, I’ve shared what I’ve learnt once I’d made sense of it all.

Once I’d found the lesson, selected my pretty paper, tied it up with a matching bow and felt reasonably certain I had the answers.

I’m trying something different; a small experiment if you will.

And, I’m inviting you into the messy middle with me. 

It’s a little like walking through woodland without feeling the need to know exactly where the path will lead. That’s often where I finally notice what I’ve walked past before, was able to ask better questions, and realise that certainty can be a rather demanding travelling companion.

From time to time I’ll share a reflection, an experiment, or a question that has stopped me in my tracks. Some may resonate immediately. Others might sit uncomfortably with you for a while before revealing why they mattered.

If you’re someone who enjoys looking beneath the surface, is prepared to question your own thinking, and believes that growth is rarely a straight path, I’d love your company.

And, if the idea of messy anything brings you out in hives, fret not – I’ve got you. This kind of messy is joyful, as it’s an integral part of any worthwhile journey. 

After all, every experiment worth committing to starts with a willingness to see what happens without attaching to the outcome.