Appreciation Week with Beautiful Humans

This is going to be a treat Hedge Schoolers! I have been just anxiously awaiting the week I get to share parts of the wonderful conversations I&#8217;ve been having with some of my favorite humans.<br/><br/>In order to fully experience the fullness of Question 3) What are the best examples of being human? Who? And what do these practices look like? from our How to be Human list I reached out to some of my favorite humans from throughout my life. We explored How to be Human together, their thoughts and experiences through their own lives, explored who inspired them most and weaved through a few recurring themes.<br/><br/>We are coming to you a few days early to let you know that new posts and fresh episodes will be coming to you on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of this appreciation week!<br/><br/>During this week I&#8217;ll present to you from the long list of people I wanted to interview, three very special humans in my life. Why did I choose these three? Perhaps proximity of hearts, timing of scheduling, and honestly intrigue for an array of perspectives.<br/><br/>On Monday we get to visit with Laura Gibbons whom I met in my teens. On Tuesday we touch bases with Dave Seljestad who I met in my 20&#8217;s. And to wrap up the week on Wednesday we share our sit down with Julie Webster who I met in my 30&#8217;s.<br/><br/>This week we&#8217;ll be bridging hand in hand across the inquiries of every single question from my &#8220;How to be Human&#8221; list with each of these humans. We&#8217;ll get to learn how they&#8217;ve approached life and living, growing and being a human. Who they&#8217;ve learned from, and what types of practices they utilize to keep being the best humans they can be.<br/><br/>During these conversations I found myself reflecting on the words they shared. These humans said a lot of the phrases and quotes I&#8217;ve heard before from others in various walks of life. Like, &#8220;You don&#8217;t know what you don&#8217;t know&#8221; &#8220;The ripple effect&#8221; &#8220;It takes a village&#8221;