Kind of long but bear with me. This is a narrative describing altitude, how high up we can stand to be, as over and above attitude. The " heal-mo’-beel" train is going higher up the spiral mountain of drudgery to boost endorphins, unpack stress and maybe emulate the thrill of rounding the bend like a roller coaster. This ride is especially for over-givers, caregivers, leaders of communities. You who need to be swept away or swept up from time to time to feel lighter, bolder and better. The possibilities are exciting and I'd love everyone to enjoy them. I love my daily routine 1. applying sweet essential oils, 2. presencing life force energy, and 3. tapping on my face and torso. After doing these things, I feel ready for the world and The Beyond. This is what the HealMobile wholeness, wellness, and dis-ease prevention voyage looks like. 🚀 My purpose is to ensure you and your loved ones, as Works of A.R.T.* are safe and secure; to inspire actual enjoyment of this galactic ride. Maybe I’m being too spacey-creative (more below) but I’m saving at least one life ~ my own. It's a life of caregiving-leadership that I admit feels depleting, draining, and confronted from time to time. It's a mountain with valleys we're climbing, after all. TWO DECADES AGO, to make light of the journey, I felt compelled me to definitively address my dedication to collective healing. Alongside being a healing mobile, I wanted to establish the radical “conduct” of doing something about the body-mind's ability to self-heal. There is so much evidence of self-healing (which is redundant but we’ll not tackle that now.). In Western society, we’re not encouraged to “go there.” And yet, this is key to our freedom generally and health liberation in particular. I'm inspired to promote the holistic health lifestyle formed from childhood to now, which has me proclaiming myself Conductor of transformation transportation ~The HealMobile ~ on the Overground Railroad, in the manner of Harriet Tubman.

I dropped into a community last week like I’d never seen it before… No instructions… no context… just landed and looked around. First thought? “I think I’m supposed to read… not participate.” Nothing was wrong. But nothing pulled me in either. Here are the first three things I noticed right away: - Posts didn’t leave room for me They were informative… but complete. - No signs my voice was wanted No prompts… no openings…no questions to answer...stories to share... no “you can jump in here.” - It felt like a room already in progress That moment matters more than most people realize. Because if I don’t step in early… I usually don’t step in later. That outside perspective is almost impossible to recreate on your own. If you’ve ever wondered what that first impression actually feels like… that’s exactly what a Community Audit shows you. >>> Learn more here <<< OR want to chat about your community and how things are going? Find the link in my bio and schedule a free call.