Larkability

Reflections

Personal reflections, lived experience and conversations that explore what changed.

A stone sculpture framing the sea, with a quotation about daily actions and letting go of attachment to outcomes.

Written reflection · Audio conversation

· 6 min 23 sec audio

Letting Go of Attachment

A significant lesson for me has been to let go of my attachment to outcomes, without letting go of the goals themselves.

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A rabbit hole beneath timber boards, with a title about AI opening new possibilities.

Special edition · Two audio conversations

· Part One: 26 min 29 sec · Part Two: 22 min 58 sec

Down the AI Rabbit Hole

First I interview ChatGPT; then we swap roles. Two conversations about AI and our creative collaboration.

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Lark playing pickleball, with a quotation about discipline and purpose.

Written reflection · Audio conversation

· 7 min 14 sec audio

The Discipline You See

What looks like discipline from the outside often feels like purpose on the inside.

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A line drawn across beach sand beside the ocean, with the words The Athlete Travels Too.

Written reflection · Audio conversation

· 10 min 38 sec audio

The Athlete Travels Too

The athlete travels too. Not because all her routines come with her. Because SHE does.

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A solar eclipse at sunset over a Swedish lake, with the words When Things Align.

Written reflection · Audio conversation

· 6 min 12 sec audio

When Things Align

It got me thinking about alignment. When what you SAY you want starts lining up with what you repeatedly DO.

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Lark holding a lat-pulldown bar at the gym, photographed from behind.

Written reflection · Audio conversation

· 7 min 35 sec audio

Evidence Beats Ideology

Sometimes the hardest belief to change is the one that's given you enough success that you stop questioning it.

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Horse hoofprints on the beach at Warrnambool beneath a glowing sky.

Written reflection · Audio conversation

· 6 min 32 sec audio

The War Within

The biggest surprise of the last year? The work wasn't actually that hard. The hard part was constantly bargaining with myself.

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