One piece for the quieter moments.
A reflection on the noise that follows us around, what it asks of our attention, and what we might notice when things become quiet enough to hear ourselves again.
Read the full piece →Stories, questions, things we’re practicing, places to wander, and a few things to take with you.
We're two women with ADHD who have spent a lot of time feeling a little lost.
Not lost in the sense that we have no idea who we are or where we're going. More like we've spent years trying to figure out how to live in a way that actually feels like ours.
We're still figuring it out.
Basecamp grew out of that.
It's a place for the things we're learning, noticing, questioning, trying, forgetting, and practicing again.
We're practicing paying attention.
We're practicing choosing what feels aligned instead of what we're supposed to want.
We're practicing making room for curiosity, rest, change, wonder, and the things that make us feel more alive.
And maybe most of all, we're practicing being here for our own lives while they're actually happening.
We didn't build Basecamp because we've figured out the way.
We built it because we're looking for one too.
And we thought it might be nice to have a place to gather along the way.
Two women with ADHD, figuring out how to live a life that feels more aligned, awake, and ours.
A little about who you are, what you're curious about, what brought you here, and what you're practicing in your own life.
A little about who you are, what you're curious about, what brought you here, and what you're practicing in your own life.
Basecamp is what happened when our questions started becoming a place.
Notes to ourselves, mostly.