Fulfillament Stories

Fulfillment through work. Challenges to COME ALIVE.

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Troy DeShano, Illustrator and Designer

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troy-portrait-2016-1800Troy is an artist and designer based out of Traverse City, Michigan. After spending much of his twenties battling cancer, Troy found himself sharing stories of his personal trials through art and design via his blog Strong Odors. As a result Troy launched his freelance design and illustration business Ten Point Studio in 2009, has exhibited fine art in galleries around Michigan as well as Chicago and Minneapolis, and has also gained international recognition for his collaborative design projects FUTURALBUM and Old & New Project. Troy also serves on staff at Michigan Legacy Art Park, and has been a happy husband and proud parent for the past 17 years.

“Fate tossed me into the arts, and magic keeps me swimming here. Art must not necessarily always be my career, but it is forever in my ears and eyes and nose and lungs and blood and bones and guts and heart and soul.”

Here is Tory’s story from the January 2017 event…

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LEAH BAGDON MCCALLUM, U.S. SENATOR REGIONAL DIRECTOR

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img_9744Leah is a waitress, turned grant writer, turned proud government employee. She charted her career path based on her mission to improve the quality of life for all around her. –A goal that may sound a little vanilla, but that is absolutely her truth.  Leah has channeled her entrepreneurial spirit into whatever makes people and places around her thrive. Whether building Chicago’s Prentice Women’s Hospital,  or saving the Detroit Zoo, or helping Goodwill provide housing, jobs and food for folks in our region, or her current role with one of Michigan’s terrific U.S. Senators, – Leah believes that she can make her backyard better. She also serves as Vice Chair of the Traverse City DDA, and on Munson’s Community Health Committee. She’s done some neat stuff, but her gig as a mom to two great kids is what makes her most proud (and tired).

“I don’t worry about things that I cannot change. However, I believe that anybody can do whatever they put their mind to. So, in between these two guiding principles, I don’t do a lot of sitting still. “

Here is her story from the January 2017 event…

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Erin Anderson Whiting, Parallel 45 Theatre

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erin2Erin grew up surrounded by cherry farms near Elk Rapids, but left to pursue an adventure at Interlochen Arts Academy, where she majored in Creative Writing and was named a Presidential Scholar in the Arts. Her journey continued in New York City, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree focused in Middle Eastern History from Sarah Lawrence College and later stayed to work in the publishing industry. Eventually, she found her way back to northern Michigan, spending 6 years as Charitable Giving Specialist at the Grand Traverse Regional Land Conservancy, protecting the natural beauty that called her home in the first place. She then returned to Interlochen Center for the Arts for a 5-year stint as a Charitable Gift Officer for the US West Coast before leaving to work full time as Executive Director of Parallel 45 Theatre, the company she co-founded in 2010. Her 14-year career in nonprofit fundraising and development allows her to direct philanthropy to Parallel 45 and manage its general operations, nurturing the dream of a professional theatre in northern Michigan into reality. The author of Look About You: A Magical Childhood in Michigan’s Wild Places, Erin is also the co-owner of Mr. Music DJ & Event Services and a proud board member of Crosshatch Center for Art & Ecology.

“All good art allows us to look at the world without division and, instead, concentrate on what connects us. We need that right now. The opportunity to see the world through another person’s lens is an enormous gift. By collaborating with artists from around the world—and just down the street—we can pass that gift to our community. I never imagined I’d make a living asking people for charitable donations, or running a theatre company, but here I am. Grateful. Art sometimes seems like a luxury and, in many ways, it IS, but that doesn’t mean it’s frivolous. It helps us live lives that are richer, more thoughtful, more inclusive, and more respectful of what it means to be human.” 

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Brad Kik, Crosshatch

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brad2Brad Kik is the co-founder and co-director of Crosshatch Center for Art & Ecology. Brad’s varied background—film study, environmental activism, graphic design, community organizing, traditional music, ecology and permaculture—plays a key role in directing the intention behind Crosshatch’s work in the community. Brad also serves on a number of boards reflecting Crosshatch’s diverse approach to community building: Earthwork Music, a collective of Michigan musicians; Grass River Natural Area, a 1000+ acre wetland preserve in Antrim County, Michigan, near where Brad calls home; and the Alliance of Artist Communities (AAC), who support and advocate for artist residency programs. Brad also acts as the co-chair of the ecological residencies cohort for the AAC, and helps convene and present their Emerging Programs Institute each year.

“I founded Crosshatch in part to create a laboratory for community building. The purpose isn’t just to build a suite of meaningful programs, but to remain curious about how to work the levers that move communities toward deep and long lasting change. In a way, Crosshatch is my lifelong art project.”

Here is Brad’s story from the January 2017 event…

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Fulfillament #7 1.26.17

January 26th, 2017 @7pm
Workshop Brewing Co, Traverse City, MI

Fulfillament is a storytelling event where five local community leaders and entrepreneurs will take the stage to tell their journey of how they found fulfillment through vocation- the inside story. Each storyteller will issue a challenge for the audience to do something to find fulfillment in their own lives. A $500 grant is awarded to an audience member with a good idea that needs some help to get it started. 

TICKETS: $9 online or $10 at the door
Doors at 5:30 for folks who want to order dinner/drinks before hand! (awesome custom menu for the eve!)
7PM event starts

Fulfillament is created and hosted by Chelsea Bay Dennis of The Conscious Entrepreneur and Shea Petaja.

STORYTELLERS
Troy DeShano, Artist
Erin Anderson Whiting, Parallel 45 Theatre
Brad Kik, Crosshatch
Leah Bagdon McCallum, U.S. Senator Regional Director
Christopher Stefanciw, Musician and Baker

erin2ERIN ANDERSON WHITING, PARALLEL 45

Erin grew up surrounded by cherry farms near Elk Rapids, but left to pursue an adventure at Interlochen Arts Academy, where she majored in Creative Writing and was named a Presidential Scholar in the Arts. Her journey continued in New York City, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree focused in Middle Eastern History from Sarah Lawrence College and later stayed to work in the publishing industry. Eventually, she found her way back to northern Michigan, spending 6 years as Charitable Giving Specialist at the Grand Traverse Regional Land Conservancy, protecting the natural beauty that called her home in the first place. She then returned to Interlochen Center for the Arts for a 5-year stint as a Charitable Gift Officer for the US West Coast before leaving to work full time as Executive Director of Parallel 45 Theatre, the company she co-founded in 2010. Her 14-year career in nonprofit fundraising and development allows her to direct philanthropy to Parallel 45 and manage its general operations, nurturing the dream of a professional theatre in northern Michigan into reality. The author of Look About You: A Magical Childhood in Michigan’s Wild Places, Erin is also the co-owner of Mr. Music DJ & Event Services and a proud board member of Crosshatch Center for Art & Ecology.

“All good art allows us to look at the world without division and, instead, concentrate on what connects us. We need that right now. The opportunity to see the world through another person’s lens is an enormous gift. By collaborating with artists from around the world—and just down the street—we can pass that gift to our community. I never imagined I’d make a living asking people for charitable donations, or running a theatre company, but here I am. Grateful. Art sometimes seems like a luxury and, in many ways, it IS, but that doesn’t mean it’s frivolous. It helps us live lives that are richer, more thoughtful, more inclusive, and more respectful of what it means to be human.” 

brad2BRAD KIK, CROSSHATCH CENTER FOR ART & ECOLOGY

Brad Kik is the co-founder and co-director of Crosshatch Center for Art & Ecology. Brad’s varied background—film study, environmental activism, graphic design, community organizing, traditional music, ecology and permaculture—plays a key role in directing the intention behind Crosshatch’s work in the community. Brad also serves on a number of boards reflecting Crosshatch’s diverse approach to community building: Earthwork Music, a collective of Michigan musicians; Grass River Natural Area, a 1000+ acre wetland preserve in Antrim County, Michigan, near where Brad calls home; and the Alliance of Artist Communities (AAC), who support and advocate for artist residency programs. Brad also acts as the co-chair of the ecological residencies cohort for the AAC, and helps convene and present their Emerging Programs Institute each year. brad@crosshatch.org

“I founded Crosshatch in part to create a laboratory for community building. The purpose isn’t just to build a suite of meaningful programs, but to remain curious about how to work the levers that move communities toward deep and long lasting change. In a way, Crosshatch is my lifelong art project.”

img_9744LEAH BAGDON MCCALLUM, U.S. SENATOR REGIONAL DIRECTOR

Leah is a waitress, turned grant writer, turned proud government employee. She charted her career path based on her mission to improve the quality of life for all around her. –A goal that may sounda little vanilla, but that is absolutely her truth.  Leah has channeled her entrepreneurial spirit into whatever makes people and places around her thrive. Whether building Chicago’s Prentice Women’s Hospital,  or saving the Detroit Zoo, or helping Goodwill provide housing, jobs and food for folks in our region, or her current role with one of Michigan’s terrific U.S. Senators, – Leah believes that she can make her backyard better. She also serves as Vice Chair of the Traverse City DDA, and on Munson’s Community Health Committee. She’s done some neat stuff, but her gig as a mom to two great kids is what makes her most proud (and tired).

“I don’t worry about things that I cannot change. However, I believe that anybody can do whatever they put their mind to. So, in between these two guiding principles, I don’t do a lot of sitting still. “

chrisCHRISTOPHER STEFANCIW, MUSICIAN, BAKER

Christopher is a musician, artist, writer, teacher and practitioner of yoga and meditation.  He is also a professional baker and cook.  In the previous decade Chris spent three years overseas in England at the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts studying composition, performance, and the unhinging of personal paradigms.  Moving back across the great pond to the U.S. while attempting to land in California, he found himself nestling in to the mountains surrounding Provo, Utah.  It was here that he co-managed Maestro’s Gelato Cafe with brother and founder Alex Stefanciw.  Recipes were created, treats and savories were eaten.  More recently weaving his way back to Traverse City to reconnect with his family and place of birth, Chris continued to process his life in Utah through music and lyric.  He now works with the Cowell Family Cancer Center, Taproot Cider House, Yen Yoga and Fitness, and Source.

“I seek a deeper understanding of my personal relationship with the unfolding of the Unknown through my actions within and without.  In allowing myself to simply Be while in the presence of others or in solitude I trust that a healing moment will indeed present itself and be felt.”

troy-portrait-2016-1800TROY DESHANO, ILLUSTRATOR AND DESIGNER

Troy is an artist and designer based out of Traverse City, Michigan. After spending much of his twenties battling cancer, Troy found himself sharing stories of his personal trials through art and design via his blog Strong Odors. As a result Troy launched his freelance design and illustration business Ten Point Studio in 2009, has exhibited fine art in galleries around Michigan as well as Chicago and Minneapolis, and has also gained international recognition for his collaborative design projects FUTURALBUM and Old & New Project. Troy also serves on staff at Michigan Legacy Art Park, and has been a happy husband and proud parent for the past 17 years.

Chelsea and Shea are the co-creators of Fulfillament, a live storytelling event featuring local community leaders who share their journey towards fulfillment through vocation that will challenge you to come alive.

Full_usCHELSEA BAY DENNIS, Co-creator & Co-host

“My mission in life is to use what I’m good at and passionate about for good, and to inspire others to do what makes them come alive and make a difference in the world.”  Chelsea is a graphic designer, creative consultant, life coach, speaker and conscious entrepreneur. Through her company C.Bay Design she offers branding, design, creative consulting and coaching specifically for environmentally and socially responsible companies and organizations. She has designed for iconic TC brands such as The Workshop, Yen Yoga, The Redheads, Left Foot Charley, Esch Road Foods, Just Good Chocolate and countless others. Through her newest venture,The Conscious Entrepreneur, she is a life coach and consultant for individuals looking to create or find meaningful work that is aligned with their values, strengths, and what makes them come alive – from the inside out. Her coaching empowers others to make ideas happen, be successful and make a difference. Having lived and traveled around the world, Chelsea is a native of Traverse City.

Full_us2SHEA PETAJA, Co-creator & Co-host

Shea, as a creative and a life coach, she is a self-proclaimed relational strategist who connects with people for a purpose.  Shea is endlessly curious about people and has dedicated her life’s work to preserving the art of conversation and engagement, which is the foundation of her one-on-one coaching work. A recovering evangelical, she brings spiritual undertones to her writing, thinking and humor.  As a writer, she has contributed to Kinfolk, The Life Artist, Culture Keeper and her own blog.  By day she is an intraprenuer as Director of Marketing & Business Development for a financial firm where she also produces and co-hosts a weekly radio show.  You will find her most alive when she is conversing with YOU! Quote to live by: “Be curious, not judgmental.” -Walt Whitman

EVENT SPONSORS:  The Shrub Soda Company, MacUpdate, Inspired Summit, Prout Financial Design, Oryana Food Co-op, Choice Energy, 14th Street Chiropractic, Anavon Technology Group, Taproot Cider House

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Fulfillament #7 Grant winner: Kate Thornhill

Fulfillment #7  GOOD IDEA grant winner:  Kate Thornhill

OVERVIEW

LEO CREEK PRESERVE  is a nine acre parcel on the Leelanau Trail in the Village of Suttons Bay, accessible by walking south from the Fourth St trailhead.  I am in the incubator stage of creating an outdoor education environment there.  In addition to working the land, I am preparing a number of programs and curriculums for kids and adults.  The GREAT IDEA grant will go towards furthering my environmental education and purchasing some supplies.  The first programs will be offered in May on installing solar drip irrigation systems, beginning permaculture (including building keyhole and raised beds, spiral gardens, guilds and hugul kultur).  In the fall I will begin basic stream ecology with kids and am working on a seed saving workshop.

THE BIG IDEA and HOW IS IT PERSONALLY FULFILLING:

I would like to offer and teach outdoor education programs.  I am embarking on a very different life path than what I had for 25 years.  I was an accountant.  I was never in love with my work but I became a single parent when my daughter was 7 and my son a baby.  It was work that paid me enough money to provide us with a good living.  I have no regret; however I always said I didn’t want that to be all I did.  I was waiting to get my kids educated and then try something else.  I didn’t know just what it would be.

Then, November 25, 2013, my beautiful 25 year old daughter who graduated from U of M with a 4.0 and was beginning a successful career in NYC at an art auction house died from an undiagnosed tumor that caused bleeding into her brain.  I closed my accounting practice, did a lot of retreating, and slowly began engaging by doing volunteer work.

In January 2016 I purchased a diverse 9 acre parcel of land in the Village of Suttons Bay right on the Leelanau Trail (directly across from Hansen’s Plaza) and also across the street from the SB Public School.  Leo Creek runs through it.  It was where my daughter played as a child.  I put it in a nonprofit organization, Hilary Thornhill Chapman Foundation and filed for a dba Leo Creek Preserve.  We call it Leo Creek Preserve.  I spent April through November clearing the 1+ acre agricultural area (there are 90+ productive blueberry bushes that were planted at least 50 years ago) of invasive plants.  I am making it into an outdoor educational center.  It is perfect for permaculture as it has all the zones.  A large permaculture garden will be planted beginning in the spring.  

There is a lot of things in the works for Leo Creek Preserve – all of which I am funding or funding with donations.  Leo Creek Preserve doesn’t qualify for the GOOD IDEA grant.

I, however, want to work with kids and adults and offer educational programs there – on permaculture, stream and creek ecology, birding, winter camping, composting, (including vermiculture) and simple solar systems.  I hope to network with Inland Seas and Crosshatch.  I’ve begun discussions with both organizations.  I’m also working with Leelanau Solar who is putting in a solar drip irrigation system for me and we are working to do that as an educational program.

NMC has a Certified Naturalist Program and I want to take all the classes so I can be an effective, fun, and hopefully inspirational teacher.  I’ve served on the boards of NMEAC, Inland Seas, FLOW and NREC – so I have a long history of work on environmental issues.  I’ve read every article and book on permaculture I can find and am now working my way through some books on a variety of outdoor education topics.  This gives me a purpose.

HOW WILL IT MAKE A POSITIVE IMPACT ON THE COMMUNITY?

I am doing this without any anticipation of compensation.  This is a labor of love and I hope many many kids and adults will enjoy the land and programs.  I hope to always offer them for no charge – or at minimum a small materials charge.  

PHASE ONE:

I hope, in the next six months, to have programs on installing a solar drip irrigation system, individual programs on permaculture:  Building hugul kultur beds, keyhole beds, guilds, and spiral beds, and creek ecology.  I’d like to offer a seed saving class in the fall.

PHASE TWO:

I’ve lived in Suttons Bay for 30 years and have many connections.  There is a lot of talent in our retirement community.  I hope to tap into some of that talent to offer enhanced/expanded outdoor education programs.  I hope to complete the Certified Naturalist program and offer birding classes.  Leo Creek is in the middle of the best birding area in Leelanau County.  It is also the largest salmon and trout spawning creek in the county and I’d like, in the fall, to offer programs for kids on the life cycles of salmon and trout.  They can see them swimming upstream to spawn, after which they die.  A unique ecosystem needs to be present for this process to happen.  Inland Seas is just down the street and I hope to team up with their educators.

HOW WILL I USE THE $500?

$351 will be used for spring courses at NMC

$149 will be used for water testing supplies

(All my available personal resources are going into developing the property).

WHEN WILL THING LAUNCH?

May, 2017

HOW CAN WE (THE AUDIENCE) GET INVOLVED:

Come out to Leo Creek and help put in the permaculture gardens.  Share your experiences and expertise on outdoor ed topics.  Let me know of good books and resources.  Give me ideas for outdoor education programs you’d like to have offered.  I’m looking for kid-friendly, inexpensive materials and supplies, including adult and kid sized garden tools

 

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Betsy Coffia, Change Maker

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betsyBetsy is the Director of Alumni Relations at NMC and has also recently run for State Representative in Michigan. She grew up in rural Kalkaska County and over the years has served as a journalist, social worker and change maker to Northern Michigan communities.

“I can’t explain exactly why I do what I do, only that I see the things that are easier to ignore. And I cannot unsee. I am driven toward justice and compassion by a fire in my belly that won’t be quenched no matter how many times I may fail.”

Here it Betsy’s story from the September 2016 event….

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#6: Sept 22, 2016

September 22, 2016 @7pm
InsideOut Gallery, Traverse City, MI

Fulfillament is a storytelling event where five local community leaders and entrepreneurs will take the stage to tell their journey of how they found fulfillment through vocation- the inside story. Each storyteller will issue a challenge for the audience to do something to find fulfillment in their own lives. A $500 grant is awarded to an audience member with a good idea that needs some help to get it started. 

TICKETS: $9 online or $10 at the door
Doors at 6:30, 7PM event starts

Fulfillament is created and hosted by Chelsea Bay Dennis of The Conscious Entrepreneur and Shea Petaja.

STORYTELLERS
Bill Pallidino, Taste The Local Difference
Betsy Coffia, NMC and For State Rep!
Gary Jonas, The Little Fleet
Kate Pearson, Grand Traverse Regional Land Conservancy
Glenn Wolff, Artist and Musician

BILL PALLADINO – Taste the Local Difference Project Director

BillPieHarvestFest2014_GaryHoweBill has sustained roles as Executive Director, Business Consultant, Executive Coach, Instructional Designer, CEO for Hire, Economic Development Director, and Keynote Speaker with over 25 years of management and business ownership experience. Bill left his corporate training and consulting practice in 2012 to join the Michigan Land Use Institute (MLUI) staff after spending several years on its board of directors. MLUI brought Bill into the organization specifically to help transform Taste the Local Difference (TLD) and to accelerate its growth potential to serve more communities.  Bill currently serves on the board of Michigan Good Food Charter steering committee, the Grand Traverse Foodshed Alliance (managers of the GT Food Innovation Hub), Blackbird Arts and is Chair of the Northwest Michigan Food and Farming Network. He is well known in Michigan for his work assisting small businesses, nonprofits, communities and economic development agencies.

“Service is not something you imagine doing at the end of your life hoping you’ve left enough time to make a difference. It’s a purposeful act done every day, as the center of your world, while letting the rest of your life fall into place around it.”

KATE PEARSON, Grand Traverse Regional Land Conservancy

kateA lifelong resident of Traverse City, Kate brings to her position a deep love of the region and appreciation for the wonderful people who make up our community. Kate’s interest in land stewardship and preservation was ignited while studying in Krakow, Poland, where she observed first-hand the positive influence that good community planning can have on the quality of life for future generations. Kate earned a B.S. in Community Development from Central Michigan University. Before joining the Regional Land Conservancy, she was the Visitor Center Manager for the Traverse City Convention and Visitors Bureau. Kate enjoys outdoor recreation of all kinds, making art, reading, and creative writing.

“Notice what makes your eyes sparkle.  Those sparkles are lighting up the way to one of your callings”. 

GLENN WOLFF, Artist and Musician

glennGlenn grew up in Traverse City. He studied Printmaking at Northwestern Michigan College, and received his BFA from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. His career began in New York as an illustrator where he also played music in several clubs. In 1987 he returned to Northern Michigan concentrating on fine art and book illustration. He is best known for his illustrations in the books of Jerry Dennis, starting with 1992’s It’s Raining Frogs and Fishes, and most recently A Walk in the Animal Kingdom.  Glenn’s mixed media fine art is represented by Tamarack Gallery in Omena, Michigan, and at his studio in the Traverse City. His work has been shown throughout the US and Canada both publically and privately.  He also on the art faculty of Northwestern Michigan College.  You can catch him playing bass with several local collaborating artists.

“My job is to make marks on paper or canvas and pluck strings on resonate wood. The marks become images and the plucks become melody and rhythm in collaborations with the greatest writers, musicians, environmentalists and humans that I have ever met. Sometimes these marks and sounds tell my own stories of interior and exterior landscapes, our estrangement from them, and our journey back.”

GARY JONAS, The Little Fleet

garyGary Jonas and his wife Allison have been in the restaurant and bar business for over 10 years.  They opened our first restaurant called The Farm on Adderley in Brooklyn, NY in 2006, followed by a bar called Sycamore Bar and Flowershop in 2008, and The Little Fleet in 2013.   They live in Traverse City with our 2 daughters Madeleine and Viola.

I love creating environments that makes people want to enjoy life and celebrate.  Nothing gives me more joy than to see smiling faces and excitement for what we are doing.

BETSY COFFIA, NMC and Polititian

betsyBetsy is the Director of Alumni Relations at NMC and is also running for State Representative. She grew up in rural Kalkaska County and over the years has served as a journalist, social worker and change maker to Northern Michigan communities.

“I can’t explain exactly why I do what I do, only that I see the things that are easier to ignore. And I cannot unsee. I am driven toward justice and compassion by a fire in my belly that won’t be quenched no matter how many times I may fail.”

Chelsea and Shea are the co-creators of Fulfillament, a live storytelling event featuring local community leaders who share their journey towards fulfillment through vocation that will challenge you to come alive.

Full_usCHELSEA BAY DENNIS, Co-creator & Co-host

“My mission in life is to use what I’m good at and passionate about for good, and to inspire others to do what makes them come alive and make a difference in the world.”  Chelsea is a graphic designer, creative consultant, life coach, speaker and conscious entrepreneur. Through her company C.Bay Design she offers branding, design, creative consulting and coaching specifically for environmentally and socially responsible companies and organizations. She has designed for iconic TC brands such as The Workshop, Yen Yoga, The Redheads, Left Foot Charley, Esch Road Foods, Just Good Chocolate and countless others. Through her newest venture,The Conscious Entrepreneur, she is a life coach and consultant for individuals looking to create or find meaningful work that is aligned with their values, strengths, and what makes them come alive – from the inside out. Her coaching empowers others to make ideas happen, be successful and make a difference. Having lived and traveled around the world, Chelsea is a native of Traverse City.

Full_us2SHEA PETAJA, Co-creator & Co-host

Shea, as a creative and a life coach, she is a self-proclaimed relational strategist who connects with people for a purpose.  Shea is endlessly curious about people and has dedicated her life’s work to preserving the art of conversation and engagement, which is the foundation of her one-on-one coaching work. A recovering evangelical, she brings spiritual undertones to her writing, thinking and humor.  As a writer, she has contributed to Kinfolk, The Life Artist, Culture Keeper and her own blog.  By day she is an intraprenuer as Director of Marketing & Business Development for a financial firm where she also produces and co-hosts a weekly radio show.  You will find her most alive when she is conversing with YOU! Quote to live by: “Be curious, not judgmental.” -Walt Whitman

EVENT SPONSORS:  Sarya Orthodontics, The Shrub Soda Company, Left Foot Charley, MacUpdate, Daily Blend, Yen Yoga & Fitness, Prout Financial Design, Oryana Food Co-op, Crooked Tree Arts Center

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