by dana@ginob9.sg-host.com | Jun 4, 2025 | Legacy of Well Being
I didn’t set out to write an essay about our house. At first, this was just about a remodel—a practical project to shape our living space around how we wanted to feel, move, and gather as a family. But as with many things that matter, the process revealed more...
by dana@ginob9.sg-host.com | Nov 21, 2024 | Legacy of Well Being
My meditation on the meaning of money moves between my profession as an investment fund manager and my memories of my father, a dairyman. As a fund manager, I am immersed in the structured, rule-bound world of money—the “grammared” perspective. This is where money...
by dana@ginob9.sg-host.com | Sep 16, 2024 | Legacy of Well Being
Alignment “how do we close the gap between who we are on the inside and what we’re doing on the outside — and what does it cost to leave that gap open?” This summer, I had the pleasure of taking some extended time with my family down by...
by dana@ginob9.sg-host.com | Jun 5, 2024 | Legacy of Well Being
Presence “what does it mean to actually be somewhere — and how much of life are we spending somewhere else entirely?” Ah, the second half of life. It’s a curious phase, one where you start realizing that you’re the next in line —...
by dana@ginob9.sg-host.com | Mar 21, 2024 | Grid, Legacy of Well Being
Balance “what does it feel like to be centered — and how do we find our way back when we’re not?” Writing, for me, is like sketching life’s dance. It captures the fleeting moments and gives them a melody that might otherwise be...
by dana@ginob9.sg-host.com | Dec 4, 2023 | Grid, Legacy of Well Being
Energy “what if the goal isn’t to fix what’s broken but to invest in what’s possible — and what would it look like to optimize rather than just maintain?” For most of my life I suffered from horrendous allergies. In the...
