I want to be clear about something: not every unplanned moment is delightful.

Because this way of traveling can feel unfamiliar, I offer simple practices before we ever arrive in Scotland.

Scotland has a way of inviting this kind of listening. The landscape asks you to slow down.

You know that person. The one who comes back from a trip with stories that sound impossible.

You've been taught that sacred experiences require sacred locations.

Sometimes the detour is the destination.
What started as a leisurely ride to "visit the dead" became an unexpected rite of passage—through myth, memory, and the wisdom of a stranger named Dougie. I didn’t just find ancient stones that day. I found stillness, connection, and a version of myself I hadn’t yet met.

The other night, I had a quiet moment with my 9-year-old bonus son—one of those little windows where life hands you a lesson when you least expect it. 

In the rhythm of daily life, we rarely give ourselves permission to pause. 

I’m very passionate about facilitating sisterhood circles, especially over this past year.

I recently held my Scotland retreat and before it started, I visited Black Moon Botanica, a hidden gem in Edinburgh filled with mystical and unique treasures.

As part of the Radiant Woman Rising Retreat this year, there will be an opportunity for the participants to try a whisky tasting.

In our hyper-connected world, mindful art of unplugging is a profound act of self-love.