by Anam Cara Callahan
This piece is an essay on my practice of mindfulness in choosing heart-filled work and the awakening of my inner artist and spiritual master.
by Jessica Bizub
A short essay about my experiences bringing leadership to the path and the path to leadership in service of positive social action, particularly my sticky habit of being skeptical of others’ ideas.
by Chelsea A.
Learning, in fits and starts (and more fits), to see my own self-righteous arrogance for what it is and generate compassion toward a new boss that really isn’t working out.
by Caitlin Bargenquast
The lyric essay of a meditating artist musing on hustle, synchronization, practice, abundance, and working for tips.
by Liza Kindred
Why corporations can be a good thing, and how values can be good business.
by Brandon Rennels
Capturing my transition from working in the corporate world to being in the mindfulness world. Far from a change in direction, it is rather a journey of integration.
by James Crews
This is an essay that looks at the circuitous path I took–from the high desert of Oregon to Saint Louis, Missouri to Bogota, Colombia–toward understanding the work of teaching and the importance of bringing mindfulness into the classroom.
by Sarah Lipton
Working is a perpetual process, and no matter what my job is, my task as a meditator is to continually come back and be present with whatever is before me. Even if my work is interrupted.
by Stacy Chivers
An essay on working in a hospital and how the dharma helps my patients and myself.
by Scott Coulter
Navigating an ocean of attachment and aversion in the music business.
by Sarah Maynard
How to deal with that difficult person in the office (there’s always one…!)
by Kevin Townley
A short story about revenge, compassion, and boners.
by Kinsey Durham
A personal ”diary-like” piece about relationships and dating as a 22 year old woman trying to figure all of this out.
