Exploring Dillard’s neighborhood, taking a walk in the woods, contemplating seasons. In Roanoke Valley in Virginia’s Blue Ridge. It’s a winter read kinda thing.

Questions to get you moving to a different pace or direction — one that’s hopefully more right for you. This is the last post for this series. Let’s get to it.

Alright, let’s dive back in.

In keeping with the previous piece, on the importance of having good questions to keep close, here’s a few more of them that I’ve picked up along the way from various people. I hope you find them useful. Enjoy!

“What would you do even if you knew you would fail? What would be worth doing even if things might not work out?” . . .

A short stay in Bozeman, Montana, before heading into the famed land of Yellowstone.

This chapter is dedicated to these glacier-carved landscapes. Part 2 of this chapter includes my third and fourth day at Glacier where: I join a ranger-led hike (because bears), and try my hand at explaining the formation of these landscapes.