Preparing For Full Time Travel (T-47 Weeks)
A diary update on the milestone of listing the author’s house for sale, the psychological toll of keeping a home show-ready, and her longing for a radical shift in lifestyle and renewed creative flow.
A diary update on the milestone of listing the author’s house for sale, the psychological toll of keeping a home show-ready, and her longing for a radical shift in lifestyle and renewed creative flow.
A brief announcement that the author’s 1936 home in Purcellville, Virginia is for sale as she prepares for full-time travel, with a link to listing photos and a 3D walkthrough featuring her art.
A brief announcement sharing a photograph of the author’s artwork titled Stage Six on display at the SWISSARTEXPO exhibition in Zurich in August 2019.
A detailed diary entry on the physical, emotional, and spiritual work of downsizing to an RV and a backpack for full-time travel, including scanning documents, selling motorcycles, and grieving cherished jewelry and keepsakes.
A very short, celebratory reflection in which the author expresses a moment of feeling fully connected to her divinity, humanity, and wholeness, and gratitude for that connection.
A brief, humorous observation that being an artist grants social license to behave unconventionally, framing that expectation of eccentricity as a kind of freedom and joy.
An announcement of a rare sale of four original artworks by the author — including her first adult work, a first masterpiece, a study of ordered chaos, and a sculpture — available individually or as a collection.
An announcement that the author has thirteen months left in Northern Virginia before beginning full-time travel, inviting local companies to book her consulting on people problems, management, leadership, turnover, and customer understanding.
A self-inquiry exercise, prompted by a podcast, in which the author traces her earliest memories to identify when she first felt that things were not okay, surfacing a deep, formative belief that she was fundamentally alone.
A reflection on the author’s ideal of unstructured time free from self-imposed and societal expectations, including her decision to reject conventional book-and-album marketing in favor of spreading her message one person at a time.
A reflection on sending the author’s youngest child off to his senior year of high school, exploring the shift from parenting to mentorship and the mutual freedom found in releasing attachment to a child’s future.
An explanation of why the author charges a fee to attend events, detailing the energy cost of group socializing for an introvert, the few exceptions she makes, and the boundaries that protect her time and mission.
An essay reframing the phrase about not giving a f*ck, arguing that people who seem indifferent to others’ opinions actually care so intensely about their own mission that they have no concern left to spare.
An announcement that two of the author’s artworks, ‘Picture of the Autistic Mind’ and ‘Stage Six’, will be displayed on digital panels along the Walk of Art at the ArtBox Art Expo in Zurich, Switzerland, August 15-19.
A personal essay on embracing aging, in which the author examines her own reaction to an ‘anti-aging’ sales pitch and reflects on loving her wrinkles, grey hair, and mature skin as earned marks of experience and hard-won self-acceptance.
An announcement that the author has been named a Global Goodwill Ambassador, marking her first humanitarian honor and her public identification as a humanitarian working toward global peace through real personal connection, one person at a time.
An announcement of LastingPeace.org, a free online personal-development roadmap and mentorship network based on the book Purna Asatti, designed to help people everywhere find more peace and a better life at no cost.
A short announcement of the author’s new music album, Purna Asatti, with an invitation to listen to it in full on her site.
A brief personal endorsement of the author’s book Purna Asatti, framed as the personal-development guide she wishes she had access to long ago, with a link to obtain it.
A same-day announcement that the FlowJam 2019 event is beginning, inviting readers to attend via FlowJam.org.
A post sharing part one of a two-part video interview on the Joy, Passion and Profit Podcast, hosted by Michael Taylor, covering the author’s life and her work in venture capital, with a link to the full hour on YouTube.
A short recommendation of the author’s album Purna Asatti as her favorite music for both deep, focused work and for meditation, with a link to listen.
A brief promotional post presenting the author’s book Purna Asatti as a single coherent roadmap for personal development, answering readers who have wished for one unified guide.
A personal essay in which the author explains why she does no active marketing or business growth, describing her work as a legacy project focused on helping people find peace rather than on generating revenue.
An invitation to a live discussion and demonstration of Purna Asatti techniques on Sunday, June 23rd at 10am, held as part of the FlowJam event.