Insider Outside Magazine

09/28/2026

🔮 Big magic is happening in downtown Cranbrook! 🌀

14 10th Ave S, Cranbrook, BC V1C 2M8, Canada

I am absolutely thrilled to share and support the incredible new look for

The Spiral Path.

Seeing two local business identities beautifully merge into one cohesive coven is pure inspiration.

The new branding captures their metaphysical vibe perfectly!

Have you seen the gorgeous story behind their new logo updates?

Check out their official announcement here and show our favorite local shop some love:

👉 https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1DVu8rHeG2/ 🖤🦅

Make sure to head straight over to their main page to follow their journey,
check out shop updates,

and support their new chapter:

✨ Follow them here: https://www.facebook.com/ek.thespiralpath

09/27/2026

The Full Moon completed its cycle yesterday.

This morning, the sky opened like this.

Long sweeping clouds.
Almost like wings.
Phoenix-rising energy across the whole horizon.

There is something beautifully precise about the sequence:

illumination,
completion,
release,
then rising.

Not everything new has to be pushed into existence.

Sometimes what has completed simply clears enough space for what is already emerging to become visible.

That is part of decision-field stability too.

We do not always need more information.
We do not always need more effort.
We do not always need to force the next move.

Sometimes the field becomes clear when what has finished is allowed to finish.

Then what deserves to lead can actually be seen.

The Full Moon illuminates.
The waning phase releases.
And this morning, the sky looks like a phoenix rising.

What is already rising now that something has cleared?

08/24/2026

— definition: deconstructing fear-based
programming

07/05/2026

Am I wrong?

06/26/2026

The observer and the field being witnessed are a vibrational match..

06/23/2026

Most people don't need another strategy.

They need a decision they can trust.

I see this constantly with founders, executives, business owners, leaders, and capable people.

The problem usually isn't intelligence.

It isn't motivation.

It isn't effort.

It's internal friction.

Too many options.
Too many opinions.
Too many competing priorities.

Eventually the signal gets buried under noise.

When that happens, even obvious decisions start feeling complicated.

A business opportunity.
A hiring decision.
A relationship conversation.
A career move.
A major purchase.
A next step you've known for months but haven't acted on.

Clarity doesn't always come from adding information.

Often it comes from removing what doesn't belong.

Here's a useful question:

What decision would become obvious if fear, guilt, obligation, and everyone else's expectations disappeared for five minutes?

Drop ONE word below describing the decision you're currently navigating.

I'll read every response.

06/04/2026

A Reminder:

The room cannot claim your authority.

It can only invite you to surrender it.

Not every opinion deserves a seat at your table.
Not every reaction deserves your energy.
Not every label deserves your agreement.

The environment may explain you through its own assumptions.

That does not make those assumptions true.

Your task is not to become acceptable to every room.

Your task is to remain coherent enough that you do not abandon yourself in exchange for acceptance.

Some rooms will misunderstand you.

Some will celebrate you.

Some will resist you.

Some will open.

None of them determine who you are.

The moment you stop negotiating your identity with every external reflection, something changes.

Energy returns.

Clarity returns.

Choice returns.

And what once felt like pressure becomes information.

Signed,

Me.

05/23/2026

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05/21/2026

Anyone know if this little one is a Pine Siskin?

This morning, she ended up tucked safely in my housecoat pocket after a rough moment near one of our feeders.

She was alert, but shaken.

Mazechene had noticed her first.

I put Maze in the catio, brought her inside for a moment, and hoped she might settle somewhere calm enough to regain herself.

I placed her back near the feeder with a little path upward.

Then life moved faster than I expected.

Captain, our big shepherd husky, was curious and close.

The moment completed itself before I could make it clean.

No villain.
No neat lesson.

Just one of those strange, tender, heartbreaking little moments where nature reminds you that care and control are not the same thing.

Tiny visitor.
Clear signal.
Morning received. 🕊️

“It is a bittersweet symphony, this life.”

05/12/2026

When your message is felt before it it understood.