HeyJaredMeridian
Stories from the meridian—exploring the intersection of travel, impact, and entrepreneurship and what it truly takes to build a brand with meaning.
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Some exciting news! (opens the original)
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I have been working on something behind the scenes for a little while now and I figure the time has come to share it with you all. So, I have an exciting announcement! Read more
The Good Appreciates (opens the original)
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After a few very hectic weeks of birthday parties, sickness, packing, and deadlines, we are finally back in Austin. God, something about being here—the second the plane lands, we all collectively feel this giant exhale. It feels very good to be seeing friends, settling back into routine, and getting the kids settled back into their little school life. Life is good; we are grateful. Read more
Returning to Center (opens the original)
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Summer came on hard and fast this year. It felt like we were in a constant state of transition. And of course, just as we finally found our footing, the season began winding down, and we’re now preparing to head back to Texas so the kids can start school.One practice that has been incredibly effective in helping me stay grounded during seasons of transition is a simple daily grounding ritual. It’s a personal practice I’ve developed over the years and have become deeply committed to in this recen
Home (opens the original)
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I was asked recently if motherhood lived up to my expectations… if it was everything I hoped it would be… and I had to pause. I couldn’t think of an answer because the truth was, I had no expectations because I never wanted to have kids. Read more
Well Laid Plans (opens the original)
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I am currently sitting on a flight to LAX to spend a very fast, but very necessary, 72 hours with a dear friend.A great deal of planning went into this trip. We had friends in town all weekend leading up to it for a very fun, very exhausting celebration, so I packed far in advance, organized my very gracious and supportive in-laws to come help with the kids, and had everything ready to go.I woke up at 2:45 a.m. to drive my exhausted self to Boston to catch the earliest flight I could so I could
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