Spent a bit of time with Jack, a wonderful story teller and author. He shared this story about the first car he bought, a ‘hot rod’ 1950 Meteor.

No one was getting any credits, but four classes of students loved the experience. They sometimes stayed and talked for hours after school. Thirty years later that experience with the students still feels phenomenal.

A format she used when her 5 and 2 year old grandchildren came over to stay for two week. It built love, respect and fun into their relationship.

A process and a culture that helps bridge the connection between strangers. It’s a form of change. It brings out the kid in you. The Circus Community allows you to meet your tribe wherever you are in the world.

A retired civil servant whose career took him to many parts of the world shares what’s helped him build upon his interests and skills to forge a rewarding post-career lifestyle.