This year marks the 20th year I have been advocating for survivors of child sexual abuse. When people ask if I get discouraged, I tell them, “Yes, of course.” But if you look back to the state of things 20 years ago, it’s night and day. The best part? The amazing people whom I met…Continue reading Twenty Years
People fascinate me. I love to ask questions. And when you ask someone the RIGHT question at the RIGHT time, the results can be extraordinary. Every week, I share the best with you. Join me, won’t you? Listen on Apple and anywhere you get your podcasts. (And do me a solid and leave a 5-star…Continue reading New Podcast
He finally announced he’s retiring. Call me a conspiracy theorist, but I bet that as soon as disgraced Mater Dei High School football coach Bruce Rollinson is retired and sitting on his Lanai on Maui, we will suddenly have “robust investigations,” “appropriate sanctions,” and “healing and renewal” of the athletics programs at Mater Dei. From…Continue reading Too little, too late …
I was asked to contribute a book chapter for a new book for survivors of child sexual abuse and sexual assault. The book’s focus is tools for healing, which attracted me. Besides, all of us need tools to better ourselves. Victimhood is no way to live. My job is not to protect anyone’s feelings, or…Continue reading Contributions
One of the biggest lessons I have learned throughout my journey as an activist is the lesson of ego vs character. I am certainly not perfect. I have done, said, and written things that I regret. Usually, the biggest regrets come from when I let my ego dictate my path, instead of character. The biggest…Continue reading Ego vs Character
