Henry Howard of Runspirited interviewed me to hear about my race director experience and Wild Woman Trail Runs.

We’re less than a week away from the spring equinox(!). People are telling me that they’re feeling more fatigued on their period, or that their PMS symptoms are worse than usual.

The stereotype was that I was getting paid to party on the water and work on my Chaco tan. What I was really doing was bringing together a diverse group of people who were told that outdoor adventure wasn’t for them, and showing them a corner of the world that would go on to change their lives.

Sometimes, I feel like I’m not intense enough, elite enough, fast/strong/insert-whatever-adjective-here enough.

I often get jealous seeing people ski or bike or paddle by with the cutest matching set-up. I mean, I want my poles to match my skis!

Speaking up isn't simply “political.” It's the right thing to do if you care about the very ideals this country was founded on.

Use this acronym to help you work through decisions at the doctor!

A recap and tips to hike Dog Mountain in the Gorge three times in one go!

4 ways we discussed about how trail/running brands, events, and media can better welcome women in 2026.

We need men who DON’T fully understand periods to start conversations. We need men, especially those with networks and communities, to ask questions that other men are also wondering!

One of my guiding principles for 2026: How can I create work that AI could not?

A masterclass in building multiple revenue streams without losing the thing that made the work worth doing in the first place.

Sharing my biggest wins of 2025 and offering to help you!

I share the messy parts of my relationship with running: overtraining and undereating, missing periods and the ectopic pregnancy, developing a new mindset, and getting into ultras.

Here are my trends and predictions for creative business and storytelling in 2026.

How to use your Outside Voice to make the bold, sustainable, strategic work you dream of.

Here's what I do when I need to come up with a sparkly idea while inspiration is lacking.

Are you a Winter, Spring, Summer, or Autumn? (My first time sharing this publicly!)

My favorite part is that each of these women will share their experience and stories with others in their lives, showing the strength and impact that women have when they spend time in nature. The ripple effect of women’s outdoor storytelling is incredible.

We need to hear stories and voices that are a little weird, that welcome taboo conversations, that reject the boring and welcome the nuanced. You in?