HeyJaredJaz Under Construction
Where I document my real-time evolution: the healing, the pressure, the wins, the doubts, and the lived experience of becoming both the woman and the founder I’m still building
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Inside the Brain™ #03 | Stone Rivers Greenway (opens the original)
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I took Honey to Stone Rivers expecting a regular morning on the trail. We arrived around 9:45 a.m. on a Saturday. It was already 83 degrees, and thank the doggo angels I brought water and a collapsible bowl.The paved route connecting to Shelby Bottoms Greenway was predominantly shaded, which provided a little relief from melting in the sun. There were benches, small concrete seats, trash cans, mowed shoulders, and a variety of users and experiences on the trail: adults and children walking and c
Inside the Brain #02 | Ohio River Trail (opens the original)
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Inside the Brain #01 | Nashville Yards - Part 2 (opens the original)
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The Bark ParkAfter hearing so much about it, finally standing in front of the IAMS Bark Park was almost anticlimactic.It was much smaller than expected.A quiet chuckle escaped before walking through the gate.This is what everyone had been talking about?The excitement surrounding Nashville Yards had created the impression that the district had become a meaningful destination for dogs. Instead, the centerpiece was a relatively small park shaped less by canine behavior or sensory needs than by the
Inside the Brain #01 | Nashville Yards - Part 1 (opens the original)
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Looking for the Bark ParkThe decision to visit Nashville Yards came long before the walk itself.The district had been promoted as one of Nashville’s newest destinations, with repeated references to being dog-friendly. Mars Petcare had celebrated the opening of the IAMS Bark Park, local media covered it extensively, and conversations throughout the community made it sound as though downtown had finally embraced dogs as part of the urban experience.That raised a different question.Was Nashville Ya
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