Five days on bikes, in tents, sharing meals…that’s a lot of ground to cover. And topics to chat about. So as we pedaled north, Paul told me about the bill he’d spent the last few years helping push across the finish line—the Vermont Climate Superfund Act.

Nerdy about Nature critically examines whether outdoor recreation is a form of resource extraction. Here’s my reaction.

The greatest invention in human history? It's the bicycle. Here’s why.

A little reflection to round out a roller coaster of a year.

“You’re one of the happiest, most positive people I know. You’re struggling?”

Been away for 4 months. Now that I’m back, friends are asking, “How was New Zealand?” What a loaded question. One that requires more context.

I love bikes. You should buy one and see how great they are.

What if we were all a bit more flexible? What if we made decisions based on how things unfold and how they feel instead of sticking to a set plan?

Howdy friends, I’m riding my bike across New Zealand! Why not give it a go and journal in public for a bit? Until it starts feeling like a chore 😉

Two months until I turn 27, so I figured I’d share a handful of learnings from the year and beyond.

Life should be exciting. Here are a few of the ways I prioritize adventure (daily), without sacrificing ongoing obligations.

Personal values are ideals that help guide you toward your best life. Here's a framework to help you clarify your values—then I share mine.

Most people think about adventure incorrectly. Here's how you can add adventure to your life.

There's a misconception that adventures are only for the intrepid. Here's a piece I wrote for my side-project: Universal Dialect.

Here's a framework to help you work on things that align with your passions. You'll be more fulfilled as a result.

For the football lovers—here's a piece that'll connect you to the beautiful game.

A personal story about a family, a soccer club, and resilience.