Emma Greenwood

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  • 4/6 – 4/12 recap

    The older I get, the more I appreciate spring. It’s quickly turning into my favorite season. Paying attention to the new growth on the trees and bushes, and watching the progress of all the little buds, is extremely satisfying. It’s… more ›

  • spring training

    It feels like spring is in full force. I gave up on skiing and have settled right back into biking. I was feeling guilty for not using my ski pass enough, but now the excitement for warm weather has overtaken… more ›

  • I had to get another post out there so people wouldn’t think this is a blog about fishing… Switching up my thought process when it comes to the content I’m putting out has been interesting. It’s a fun challenge, and… more ›

  • Tarpon fishing

    Cancun: the land of sunburnt americans, and overpriced sunscreen. I’m sure Cancun has its own vibe for locals, but when your vacation is paid for by some Real Estate colleagues who bring you along, you immerse yourself in the culture… more ›

  • Spokane Fishing

    Spent the day messing around with my camera and watching Kyle fish. The excitement of an angler who finally caught a fish, after weeks of getting skunked, is unmatched. more ›

  • Developing a new habit isn’t easy, and we make it harder on ourselves when we expect too much, too fast. For example, I started a meditation challenge a week or so ago. The goal was to meditate every day. I… more ›

  • Observation without narration, or judgement is proving to be a difficult skill to obtain, but it’s something I’ve been thinking about more these days. Why do we feel the need to have an opinion about everything? There is a certain… more ›

  • The process is the goal

    We’re 2 weeks into 2026. A time where goal setting and big life changes are being proclaimed on social media, or talked about among friends. People will say things like, “my goal is to lose 20 pounds this year”, or… more ›

  • Kauai

    As I listen to Pepper, driving along the coast line of Kauai in a borrowed 4Runner, calm acceptance is everywhere. Something about island life, you can’t go far, so there’s no point in going fast. Locals flash their lights, indicating… more ›

  • my 2026 ins and outs

    Outs:-saying yes to social obligations you don’t want to attend-mindlessly scrolling 10 second videos-trying to change the people around you-grinding without a clear purpose-gossiping-keeping your struggles to yourself-many unfocused goals-overconsumption of low-quality goods-speaking before thinking-being results driven Ins:-digestion walks after… more ›