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5 Things Scotland Does Differently 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿People walk everywhere—pretty much every public transporttation stop is 10-15 ...
08/04/2026

5 Things Scotland Does Differently 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

People walk everywhere—pretty much every public transporttation stop is 10-15 minutes away...very accessible and also a little walking!

Coffee shops don’t open early—lots opened at 9 am, along with breakfast restuarants.

Dogs are EVERYWHERE—even on busses and ferries (but we saw very few cats)

No tipping—except a few optional tipping experiences in the city, the price for food on the menu is the price you pay. No rooms & meals tax to customers, and the service staff get paid a straight wage.

Water conservation, environmental consideration, and respect for the natural world were embedded in the culture.

Not kidding...I felt my nervous system relaxing more and more from just these five things!

Check out our Scottish Agritourism friends at
https://scottishagritourism.co.uk/our-members/

07/30/2026

I thought I might come back from the Scotland trip and instantly share all kinds of things I learned and what we experienced. It’s a month later and I’m just now feeling ready.

Unless we are Indigenous to HERE (pick your here), we’re from another place in our ancestry. One thing the trip taught me is how grounding and restful it is to stand on ground you know to your core that your ancestors have stood on.

It makes me wonder how much of our angst and unrest and emptiness comes from the fact that so many of us have been unhomed at some point? War, slavery, clearance, famines, the whim of someone more powerful…would we have left our homelands if we were not forced to?

06/04/2026

Growth Last Part

Growth is a journey of self-discovery and I don’t say that lightly. It’s all about being willing to look at ourselves and be surprised by what we see. When we’re just existing we aren’t taking the time to really acknowledge all the crazy things we’ve taken on. We are surviving, and yes I think we should be proud of that. The trick is that we don’t need to punish ourselves daily by showing the world how much we can carry. It’s like we are playing in the “I can carry the most bullsh*t Olympics”. Nobody actually wins a medal for that.

The toughest part—I think— is that we take on that weight in such small ways and so constantly that it doesn’t seem like much at the time...until we turn around and look at the whole thing. That momentary “yes”, that “I guess it’s OK”...it becomes a Grinch in a Santa Suit hauling away a mountain of loot. It’s immense and it’s heavy. It’s sneaky. It’s devious.

That moment working with a client (or a student like this year’s round of incredible humans) where they suddenly turn and say, “Oh! That’s what I’ve been carrying?”...that’s the shift in perspective that keeps me coming back.

We are STILL amazing humans even without the extra weight. In fact, I keep finding that we’re even more amazing than we ever realized, once it drops away and we are free to be who we really are.

06/03/2026

Growth Part 1

My time in Denver this week assisting the RIM Institute training team with new Certification students just has me bowled over by how much everyone has been willing to grow.

Growth doesn’t look the same for everyone. Growth is SUPER individual. It requires a little stretching, a little moving. Growth requires a little “sucking at something new” and a little discomfort. Growth is about shaking up patterns in our brains and in our bodies.

I’m so proud of these students. Growth takes effort, and clearly they are leaning in!

How have you grown today? What does growth look like for you?

05/19/2026

I used to to think momentum was everything and that to slow down or even stop was—GASP—the worst thing ever.

I didn’t understand that pausing a thing is very different than stopping a thing. And stopping a thing for a little while OR a long while isn’t a sign of failure.

Sometimes you’ve got to take a moment, clear the board, and set it all up again

05/18/2026

Do sheep get ice cream headaches when they eat frosted pasture?? 🍧

A few shots from the first week of grazing season. ❤️🌱Drop a ❤️ if you love seeing the seasons change!
05/15/2026

A few shots from the first week of grazing season. ❤️🌱

Drop a ❤️ if you love seeing the seasons change!

Hi there! I haven’t introduced myself in a very long time, and we have some new folks joining us, so let’s go!I’m Jenn. ...
05/14/2026

Hi there! I haven’t introduced myself in a very long time, and we have some new folks joining us, so let’s go!

I’m Jenn. I’ve spent most of my adult life actively trying to save the world, seeking out answers to fix core problems (not just put bandaids on symptoms). I’m intensely loving and intensely loyal. Sometimes that’s gotten me in trouble (no, I’m not a stalker!), mostly in the form of burnout, poor boundaries, people pleasing, and putting the health of my own body at the bottom of a very long list.

After 30 years of working in agriculture and environmental programs, I finally realized people are the problem, including me!

I jumped off a cliff into leadership, self-development, trauma, and interoception. Now I bring those conversations into my work alongside grazing, research, and complex systems. That includes calling out inequality and where racism, misogyny, and transphobia are F’ing things up.

Part of my work is practicing showing up, and standing up for the world I believe in, so that you can live in a world you believe in, too. ❤️

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