Author name: Marni

While they say that everything is bigger in Texas, what I know from my ten days exploring Austin and Hill Country alongside my middle daughter and Jeremy is that it’s much different from what I expected. For this leg of the adventure we chose a home base for Andi (the name of our RV) at […]

After spending an incredible three days in Sun River, Oregon coaching fifteen amazing women, I jumped on a short flight to Seattle, Washington and spent six days with my youngest daughter, a sophomore in college. The timing for the trip was divine. From being able to be together to cheer on our favorite American Idol

I’m writing this while on a plane back to the West Coast for a retreat I am leading. This flight marks the completion of almost eight weeks of traveling through the Southern part of the United States in Andi. And, she definitely feels like home now. Let’s talk itinerary first. After visiting the Kindred Spirit

While I will be writing a blog about the incredible experience we had in Charleston and Hilton Head Island, South Carolina next week, I wanted to celebrate that we have been on the road for six weeks having exceeded the time we spent during our first test run of five weeks last summer. In that

Three weeks into living full time in the RV, having identified that I had been stuck in the gap between the life I left behind and the transition into life as an empty-nester, I remembered something that had not been obvious to me — I had intentionally designed the Challenge as an experiment. An intentional

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrG_8xlMptQ I had just returned from leading a retreat in Utah when I walked into the house that Sunday,  most of our furniture and belongings either in storage or having been donated to Goodwill or Habitat for Humanity. There was an eerie echo as I called for the cats, and I imagined the soul of