Host of Keep Saying Yes
Guide. Listener. Builder.
Chris is not positioned as an expert who has perfected every area of adult life. He is the guide asking better questions.
He is not offering a finished life as evidence. What he brings is experience of the ordinary things that change what a life can hold: work and career change, marriage, parenting, caregiving, disability, and rebuilding when circumstances decide something for you.
Chris can speak to people who have achieved professional success but feel disconnected from the rest of their lives. He can speak to those who are rebuilding after disruption. He can speak to people who have spent years taking care of responsibilities and are now asking what they still want for themselves.
His role is not to tell listeners exactly what their lives should look like. It is to help them examine what still matters, what is making participation harder, and what the life they actually have requires now.
The life you want will ask something of you. Keep what matters possible.
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