The World Needs Fewer Titles and More Ty’s
In a world that romanticizes titles, we need more Ty’s. Not every teacher, coach, or mentor lives their role. This is about someone who does. This is about Ty Draney. The world doesn’t need more titles. It needs more people who live them.
Live Better. Help Often. Wonder More.
What if life was measured not by the hours on your clock, but by the kindness you scatter, the questions you ask, and the curiosity you carry? This post is an invitation: to live more intentionally — and to stay endlessly curious about the world and yourself. Because in the quiet moments when you wonder deeply and act softly, that’s where meaning shows up. Read more → “Live Better, Help Often, Wonder More.”
The Reality Of Disability In Everyday Life
Disability isn’t a distant concept — it’s woven into everyday lives we rarely see. In this post, we peel back the quiet layers: how accessibility, empathy, and representation matter not as buzzwords, but in doorways, public spaces, narratives, and relationships. Join us in reframing disability as part of the human experience — with dignity, honesty, and urgency. “The Reality of Disability in Everyday Life” is a call to see what often goes unseen.
San Francisco: A Place Worthy Of Exploring
This last weekend I had the privilege of hanging out with long time friends of mine in San Francisco. We wanted to try and capture the beauty in the mundane. To be honest, It’s not terribly hard to pull that off when you’re as beautiful on the inside and out as Alexis and Florence are….
Toronto Story
Our Toronto life in pictures