Teaching, Speaking & Writing
Sharing Practice, Leadership, and Human Experience
Throughout my life and work, I have been drawn not only to practice and leadership, but also to teaching, dialogue, and the shared exploration of what it means to live wisely and compassionately.
My teaching and public work reflect an ongoing interest in the intersections of contemplative practice, authentic leadership, spiritual care, human development, and community life.
Areas of Teaching and Inquiry
My teaching experience includes:
- Meditation and contemplative practice
- Authentic leadership
- Mindfulness and embodied awareness
- Spiritual formation and chaplaincy
- Organizational leadership and human development
- Buddhist philosophy and contemplative traditions
- Ethics, meaning, and human flourishing
Current Teaching & Speaking
I currently teach and facilitate in a variety of contemplative, educational, and community settings.
Recent and upcoming offerings include:
- Meditation instruction and community practice at Karmê Chöling
- Silent Simplicity retreats
- Community and interfaith gatherings
- Public talks and contemplative discussions
- Leadership and organizational development programs
- Graduate studies and chaplaincy formation through Naropa University
Podcast & Media
I am the host of the What Would Buddha Do? podcast, where I explore the practical application of contemplative wisdom to the challenges and opportunities of everyday life.
My interests in public scholarship and media continue to evolve as I deepen my work in contemplative leadership, chaplaincy, and spiritual care.
Writing & Reflections
I periodically share reflections on:
- Authentic leadership
- Contemplative practice
- Spiritual care
- Community and belonging
- Ethics and human flourishing
- Personal and organizational transformation
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