Check out a snippet of an exciting conversation between Diona Reese Williams, who is Cassandra's first Creative Partner (client), and Ellen Bashor. Diona's recording season 4 of her podcast this month and just shared a sneak preview of an episode with me! The sneak preview is for my ears only

How are the sides of your neck feeling right now? If you slightly look up right now, what do you see? (After sitting with all the shades drawn for too long this morning, I'm glad I opened the one right in front of my desk because as I looked up,

👋🏼Be With Cassandra is entering a new 'experiment in belonging.' Read on for what's shifting: * centering reflection * * opening dialogue * * and current happenings you can join in on * so, what is Be With Cassandra all about? Well, it's about being here with me. Walking along with. Listening along with. I've

Maybe you know this about me already, by often I like to embed you/I/we and (y)our into my writing. Honestly, I really am turned off when a writer uses "you" throughout a piece of writing when they aren't specifically referring to me. To me, it comes off

These words are adapted by Cassandra from Ghost's Community Guidelines Template As of Friday November 4, 2022, Be With Cassandra is offering the space for members to write comments on published notes. These living and breathing guidelines are here to lay the groundwork for a respectful online space that is

I'm smiling with the desire to share an in-process creation with you. It's stemmed out of my past three days immersed in a solo deep creation work retreat – a new self-designed retreat style I'm playing with. It's a bit of goodness that's already wanting to flow out... wet your palette.

* what would our communities uncover and become if we welcomed more of ourselves as we are? * would would our communities uncover and become if we welcomed more of each other as we are? * what could this small spot on the Internet connecting words with email inboxes uncover and become if

I didn't think about what would happen after I brought it up. All my energy was directed towards bringing up the new partnership idea. This was new for me. Past Me(s) would have put tons of energy towards wondering what would happen if she said "no." But Present Me

Perhaps you've heard me talk or write about 'creative somethings' before? The term came to me when I hosted a Creativity Potluck for my birthday a few years ago. I invited friends and family to bring a creative something that they had created over the past year (my birthday is