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December 18, 2011
PrAna is a brand that I adore and am beyond stoked to have been able to write a guest post for their blog about living on the road for 364 days via the adVANture. Their clothes are incredibly well-crafted and comfortable*, and their philosophy and mission is aligned with my own.
Read Moments from the adVANture
December 2, 2011
Alpine Athena is an online women's climbing magazine. This month in my monthly column, Life on Lead, I talk about my fear of exposure.
October 24, 2011
Jenn Fields, outdoor reporter for the Colorado Daily, is at it again... this time with a column about the F-You Stop inspired by my post in September.
October 20, 2011
I am honored to be featured on Kim Kircher's blog, in a post that talks about how we are often so much more capable than we believe ourselves to be.
September 1, 2011
Alpine Athena is an online women's climbing magazine. This month in my monthly column, Life on Lead, I talk about baby steps and trusting the process.
August 7, 2011
Alpine Athena is an online women's climbing magazine. Beginning this month, I am writing a monthly column, Life on Lead that talks about the intersection of life and climbing.
July 1, 2011
Alpine Athena is an online women's climbing magazine. I am honored to have a new article published in their fifth issue.
April 25, 2011
Jenn Fields, outdoor reporter for the Colorado Daily, contacted me to talk about motivation and getting your mojo back.
April 2011
After living on Kaua'i for eight months, it hold an incredibly special place in my heart. I was honored when my post Finding Your Tribe was accepted as a guest post.
March 2010
Kevin Sink, of Kevin Sink Photography, creates beautiful images of the natural world. He believes in the healing power of nature and through his photography, brings the outdoors into healthcare and corporate environments, promoting healing and growth. He contacted me for an interview and we sat down to talk about the powerful effects of the outdoors.
January 2011
Betty Jean Bell of LoveYourWorkLife graciously invited me to speak with her as part of her podcast series. Listen in as I walk her through an exercise that's covered in the first week of the Renewal Expedition. It's designed to help answer the question, what does fitness mean to you? You can also read her reaction to the call.
Listen to the podcast | Bonus: Listen to a live call with Betty Jean, December 2010.
October 2010
Angie, over at Super Mama Fitness writes a lot about specific exercises and nutrition for workouts. I was excited to be asked to write a guest post on how attitude and mental strength is just as important to staying healthy and fit.
September 2, 2010
My first public speaking event! Ignite Boulder is a night of presentations with a twist. Presenting on a subject of their choice, speakers have exactly five minutes to teach something, enlighten, or simply inspire—backed by twenty slides auto-advancing every fifteen seconds. I spoke about "Stripping Down on Kaua'i."
September 2010
I had the honor of writing a guest post for PembaServes about being a beginner in the outdoors.
June and July, 2010
My friend Katie has written a couple of beautiful and inspiring posts over at Adventure-Inspired after reading a couple of my posts here. I'm always happy when I hear something I've written has touched another and I very sincerely thank Katie for sharing her thoughts with us.
Read Confessions of an Obsessive Planner. | Read "Excuses, Excuses" and Turning 'em Around
March 2010
I partnered with Shane Rich of OnceMany to help me celebrate the launch of the Expand Outdoors website.
October 2009
I joined fellow triathletes and ultra runners on The Runners Roundtable podcast to talk about the appeal of endurance events, lessons learned and advice for those considering.
April 2009
James Mills of The Joy Trip Project read a post I’d written at ameliacarolyn.com called, “how i want to grow old” and approached me about the possibility of recording it. It appeared during the first season of The Joy Trip Project. You can listen to it by clicking on the link below.