Thank you to director-producer Gabe Torres for including me in his upcoming documentary about John Weld. John, who? That's what I said. Turns out Mr. Weld was one of those rare souls who seemed always to be on the pulse of history. His Hollywood experiences are legendary - and I'm honored to be the voice highlighting his zest for life and courage to live fearlessly. To be released in mid 2017 -- I'll keep you posted. xo

“I fought my whole life, studied, played, worked, because I wanted to hear and know the whole story, my story, our story, and understand as much of it as I could…. This I pursued as my service. This, I presented as my long and noisy prayer, my magic trick. Hoping it would rock your very soul and then pass on, its spirit rendered, to be read, heard, sung and altered by you and your blood, that it might strengthen and help make sense of your story. Go tell it.” -Bruce Springste

I was barely awake when I turned on "Sunday Morning" on CBS - just in time to hear these wise words said by Paul Simon. What? I quickly pressed rewind, to hear it again. He placed his hand on his heart and said, "You can be playing it perfectly, but not be playing it well." I thought of all my clients who struggle with the need for perfection. Simon was so clear - it's about playing with heart. It's about playing with soul. A musician could follow the notes perfectly, but wit

So, it’s November 1st, the day after Halloween, and I’m driving down Beverly Dr. in Beverly Hills. I hit a red light at the corner of Wilshire Blvd and Beverly, and look up. And there he is, Santa Claus, Rudolf, and all the reindeer, high in the sky, dashing across the intersection. Note to Santa: I’ve been watching you at this intersection since I was a child, and the first sighting of you up there, well, it always came AFTER Thanksgiving. What’s up with this? It may be tru