Sorry for the late reply- I need to re-establish my Steemit habits. ;-) Thank you so much for reading and for your feedback. I'm glad I can provide some small value for you.

So sorry I didn't see this. My Steemit game is weak these days. Trying to re-boot. Yes! I'm still in Portland. Reach out to me on Facebook messenger, we could plan a chance to hang out. Thanks for your

Hey there! I have some podcasts on self publishing I can recomend. I'll look them up and message again tomorrow morning.

Thanks, Mike. I'm happy to be writing again. The book coming out next month has really been a great way to engage and focus. Thanks for your support- as always!

Thanks Mike, I have that book sitting on my shelf just have yet to get to it. Feels good to be back!

Great read Mike. I've been off of Steemit for far too long and this was a great way to come back! I'm looking forward to reconnecting with you my friend. Hope this finds you well. Cody

@jasonhenza, I'm sorry I didn't see this sooner. Dude! You seem to be moving in the right direction. Keep going. Keep seeking. Be willing to make mistakes. As long as they aren't fatal, they'll pay off

I'm not an expert, but I've been exploring vulnerabilty as a means of healing. It may have something to do with generosity: our vulnerability often gives value to those who experience it, and it may have

Ugh- I wish Steemit had a better notification system for comments. I didn't see this in time to up-vote it. But I appreciate your reading and responding.

Everything starts and ends with self ownership.

I'm wondering if the Steemit community ourselves could hack this a little with a cultural practice: If the author were to leave a comment on the post at the end of the same day...something along the lines

It is now a museum of childrens' toys! It sits atop a hill overlooking the Portland Valley. One day I'll go through it and make a full blog post about it.

Living here year-round, I'll admit I complain about the weather...but you're right, never about the beer.

Thanks Starr! I feel a little rusty but good to be getting back. I totally agree with you. It's another one of those dualities of nature. Yin-Yang, all of that. We need obstacles for growth, but a big

Yes, I hear what you're saying. Last summer I was heading out of Portland on a motorcycle weekender and saw them demolishing a 100 year old brownstone building. I'm in favor of progress but sometimes I

You're right on track. It makes sense that to train for health, we should train in the most natural way possible. Compound movement is how we naturally function, so that's how we should train to be more

Ha! No one gives "dissapointed in your idiocy" look better than that guy.

Ugh...I agree. It's annoying that there are assets out there that are far superior to BTC in every way yet tend to price shadow Bitcoin. As far as the Cubans... Not too exciting. There is a website called

LOL- thanks. Every time I think of HODLing crypto I hear William Wallace urging me on. Figured I better just go ahead and .gif it.

Stoked for this! Resteemed, and of course- I'll be there!