From the altar, we light the beltane fires.
From the altar, we light our fires and head out on unmarked trails. My dear Beauties, Today is Beltane or May Day. Beltane is a…
Author: Jen
Jen Kelchner, an intuitive Master of Change, shatters false structures to reshape the fabric of society guiding women into their mastery as catalysts of change. She is a published author and thought leader on culture, leadership and transformation with her work being syndicated across media platforms globally. Jen is also the founder of LDR21.
From the altar, we remove limitations.
From the altar, we remove limitations and move beyond the “should’s”. My dear Beauties, As we start this week, we start from our seat of…
From the Altar, we reclaim what has always been ours.
From the altar, we reclaim what has always been ours. My dear Beauties, As I write this, I’m still in shock of choosing the name…
Yes, and. A technique that can help you collaborate in community-driven change
Many truths can exist at the same time. We cannot afford division amongst ourselves any longer. Yes, and….is a technique we use in collaborative sessions…
We are a world in transition.
We are a world in transition. It is ugly and chaotic. Waking up is jarring. It is also complex with so much deeply intertwined programming to be roote…
Band-aids don’t fix bullet holes. (Jen’s Version)
What we have isn’t fixable. No amount of great tech can fix the bleeding out of workers. No amount of virtue signaling will heal these wounds. Regur…
The Open Organization
The Open Org Project global open source knowledge community About The Open Organization is a community-driven project leading a global conversation about how open principles…
Unmasked | Self-indication of dysautonomia is a life saver
Low-battery mode in effect Listen to post on YouTube The audio of this post is coming soon. The rise of my inner dragon. Diagnosis and…
Divorcing my abusive work life
I wanted to be seen and heard but am in a world that isn’t designed to see or hear me.
How you can help during an autistic burnout
I realize the previous post left everyone hanging on the “I am not well” part and my “cant stop, wont stop” pattern finding brain telling you …